Re: Multiple DreamPi Inquiry
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2023 5:24 pm
PureVPN allows dmz, (all ports always open)
MikeStutzzzz wrote:does your ISP provide you multiple public IPs?anti wrote:I was able to figure out how to get this to work! Not an easy thing to do if you're not networking savvy but just 1:1 NAT to the IP that the Dreamcast gets once it dial's into the DreamPi is all it took!
Multiple ISP links aren't needed if you have multiple public IPv4 addresses and utilize 1:1 NAT.Scrivani wrote:Is ok for playing games that dont require port forwarding.
But if not, just one of them can have open ports for the same game.
To play multiple dreampi kit with functional port forwarding , multiple ISP links are needed OR a VPN work nice and good
Oh okay, in this case. Is this common? Good ISP btw.anti wrote:Multiple ISP links aren't needed if you have multiple public IPv4 addresses and utilize 1:1 NAT.Scrivani wrote:Is ok for playing games that dont require port forwarding.
But if not, just one of them can have open ports for the same game.
To play multiple dreampi kit with functional port forwarding , multiple ISP links are needed OR a VPN work nice and good
It's not as common as it used to be years ago. There are only so many IPv4 addresses available and they've been exhausted for quite a few years. AT&T is a huge ISP in the USA and they have a lot of IP addresses allocated.Scrivani wrote:Oh okay, in this case. Is this common? Good ISP btw.anti wrote:Multiple ISP links aren't needed if you have multiple public IPv4 addresses and utilize 1:1 NAT.Scrivani wrote:Is ok for playing games that dont require port forwarding.
But if not, just one of them can have open ports for the same game.
To play multiple dreampi kit with functional port forwarding , multiple ISP links are needed OR a VPN work nice and good
oh that is lucky I switched to google fiber and only give you 1. But it looks like I may be able to do something with my VPN provider. really interested in the feasibility of having tunneled dreamcast gaming traffic. I don't see why we couldn't setup pi's to be vpn clients.anti wrote:MikeStutzzzz wrote:does your ISP provide you multiple public IPs?anti wrote:I was able to figure out how to get this to work! Not an easy thing to do if you're not networking savvy but just 1:1 NAT to the IP that the Dreamcast gets once it dial's into the DreamPi is all it took!
AT&T has static IPv4 blocks available for purchase. I have 7 at my disposal for an extra $15 a month!
https://www.dreamcast-talk.com/forum/vi ... =3&t=16184MikeStutzzzz wrote:oh that is lucky I switched to google fiber and only give you 1. But it looks like I may be able to do something with my VPN provider. really interested in the feasibility of having tunneled dreamcast gaming traffic. I don't see why we couldn't setup pi's to be vpn clients.anti wrote:MikeStutzzzz wrote: does your ISP provide you multiple public IPs?
AT&T has static IPv4 blocks available for purchase. I have 7 at my disposal for an extra $15 a month!