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by sodality2 1864 days ago
Unfortunately residential networks usually don't have static IP's so the IP changes on reboots. Updating the DNS record every time would probably be a PITA.
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Couple of notes: You can use a DNS updater like this one: https://github.com/timothymiller/cloudflare-ddns

The bigger problem would be if your ISP implemented CGNAT.

Easily taken care of by duckdns for example
Then I can't hook it up to a real domain like google.com, just a subdomain of whatever site is running it.
And then you have to hope your ISP doesn't use CGNAT