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  • If you’re using it as a GCNAT tunnel and you don’t want to use tailscale, then your best bet will likely be either a VPS or asking your ISP for a public IP address. Some ISPs will just say no, but others might provide one for an additional fee.

    You can also look into your IPV6 situation. You might actually already have a public IPv6 address you can use.


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    4 months ago

    You don’t say what you’re using Cloudflare for, so suggesting an alternative is a bit tough.

    Assuming that you’re using a CF tunnel to get through CGNAT, tailscale would be one alternative (no need to turn it off/on, though). The other alternative would be renting a cheap VPS and tunneling through that instead.

    On the other hand, if you’re primarily using CF as a reverse proxy, you can run any number of them on your own server instead, like Nginx, Zoraxy, etc.

    On the other other hand, if you’re using their WAF, that can also be run locally. Crowdsec offers a WAF component in addition to their usual protections, for example.

    On the other other other hand… There are alternatives to most, if not all, of their other services, too.