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Publishing radar on my global IP #130

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mortezaghafoori opened this issue Mar 5, 2024 · 6 comments
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Publishing radar on my global IP #130

mortezaghafoori opened this issue Mar 5, 2024 · 6 comments

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@mortezaghafoori
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So I was trying to get the radar to work on any device on my local network and thanks to you guys, I was able to do that.
I was wondering if I can expose the server to my global IP so my teammates can also open the radar over the internet. I'm kinda noob with this web server thing and I would much appreciate it if someone can tell me how to do it or where to look for guides.
Thanks

@dotmaxxx
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dotmaxxx commented Mar 5, 2024

If you can do it locally there should be a problem however you may consider using something like radmin vpn so you dont open ports on your public ip for many obvious security reasons. Over the Radmin it should be very similliar to your lan setup, your teammates will just copy your radmin vpn ipv4 and use it instead of local ip you have in your program

@WolverinDEV
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Well you got two options
a) Use the radar.valth.run service to publish your game
b) Host your own radar server on a public ip e.g. a rented server

@mortezaghafoori
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If you can do it locally there should be a problem however you may consider using something like radmin vpn so you dont open ports on your public ip for many obvious security reasons. Over the Radmin it should be very similliar to your lan setup, your teammates will just copy your radmin vpn ipv4 and use it instead of local ip you have in your program

I've thought about setting up a VPN, but wouldn't that make all their traffic go through my connection? (I don't have that much bandwith to handle it :( )

@0xMDIV
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0xMDIV commented Apr 5, 2024

just get a cheap vserver

@auyylaso
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If you can do it locally there should be a problem however you may consider using something like radmin vpn so you dont open ports on your public ip for many obvious security reasons. Over the Radmin it should be very similliar to your lan setup, your teammates will just copy your radmin vpn ipv4 and use it instead of local ip you have in your program

I've thought about setting up a VPN, but wouldn't that make all their traffic go through my connection? (I don't have that much bandwith to handle it :( )

If you wish to do all the hosting locally without port forwarding use something like ZeroTier and get your friends to join the same ZeroTier network

@ST-2
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ST-2 commented Apr 29, 2024

Would Ngrok also work in this case?

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