[arm-allstar] ARM-allstar Digest, Vol 108, Issue 8

[Steve Agee]

* I had same issue with T-Mobile. Cellular companies are making changes 
such as double NAT and other changes as well to better utilize IP 
addresses. Suggest you install Zero-Tier. One of the easiest quasi-VPNs 
to install. I say quasi because a true VPN does not use the IP address 
at the hotspot end of the network. It uses the IP address at the other 
end. Zero-Tier actually uses the hotspot end's IP address as reported to 
the Allstar registration servers. But you can add your cell phone, your 
tablet, your laptop, and your desktop to the network easily so that you 
can SSH in to any of your remote nodes operating on hotspots from any of 
your devices. If you define your private Zero-Tier addresses on each of 
your nodes, in the [NODES] stanza, then they can even call each other, 
even though the inbound ports are blocked. Pretty nifty.

N5ZUA
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