
Originally Posted by
AMD_infinium05
if you have dynamic public IP it will surely work. but if you have dynamic private (nat) IP it is a pain.
why is it a pain?, where if you manage DHCP on hosts (webserver) then all you do is either do a static IP on that OR have your DHCP server reserve a static IP on that webserver... + port forward... wala man gyud ko mag labad ato ako setup

, dayon have some program nga monitor sa Dynamic DNS etc...
or perhaps..., I'm doing it wrong?
I was tinkering with hosting before kana lang gud ultra basic, igo ra maka display ug index.php/html then it was hosted on my very own computer @
home. and I was able to access it from the web (ako gi test from work and some internet cafe).