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I have my application on my local server. I will publish the server over the internet and remotely get to my local server through any Service. My ISP Doesn’t give Static Public IP and I can’t do any port sending as the IP from my ISP is Dynamic.
What choices would you be able to suggest?
Two service provider that provides servers behind NAT networks and firewalls that make public connections to document tunnels.
1. ngrok
Ngrok is a service that provides servers behind NAT networks and firewalls that make public connections to document tunnels. Ngrok is a cross-platform application that exposes local server ports to the Internet. secure URL to your localhost server through any NAT or firewall. Signup and run ngrok own komand.
2. localhost.run
localhost.run is a client-less tool to instantly make a locally running application available on an internet accessible URL.
All major operating systems already have SSH installed, and localhost.run uses SSH as a client, so no download is necessary to use the service and no account setup is needed for free domains.
To connect an internet domain to an application running locally on port 8080 open a command terminal and run:
ssh -R 80:localhost:8080 localhost.run
If you running on local port 2000
And use this command:
ssh -R 80:localhost:2000 localhost.run
In this video, I wanna show you How To Access A Local Website (localhost) from the Internet without Port forwarding.