Are there differences between ISPs (Swisscom, UPC, …) and their routers/modems when it comes to port-forwarding, IP management and so on?

Does anyone have previous experiences and suggestions, for which ISP I should go?

  • Snek@feddit.ch
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    11 months ago

    I know about Swisscom, UPC (Sunrise Cable), Sunrise. As far as i know, you can do port-forwarding on all of them. But mostly it is just plain port-forwarding and not much more. Really depends on what you like to do.

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      11 months ago

      My target is to have a remote connection over the internet onto my home server, to access jellyfin and maybe my NAS as well

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        11 months ago

        Should basically be possible with all of them. It could be that some ports are blocked by the provider, but this shouldn’t be an issue.

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    11 months ago

    I know that upc supports port forwarding, a public ip however costs additionally.

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    11 months ago

    Note that since recently some cheaper providers (especially UPC and its sub brands) have switched to CGNAT, which does not support port fowarding as your modem does not get its own IP assigned. I have been always happy with iWay, Init7 and Green.ch. they are only slightly more expensive (except Init7) but their service is awesome and super nerdy :)

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    10 months ago

    Maybe you’re no longer looking for an answer, but I heard good things about init7, that they are self hosted friendly.

    Their website has a “nerd mode” which gives additional technical details, useful for selfhosters. They have few options but all of them are high bandwidth and unlimited, it seems. Perhaps something to fit your needs?