<p>You could but it is not recommended. You could use DynDNS service, associate the address with an actual DNS entry from your domain. But, from years of experience managing infrastructures, you will run into problems.</p>

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<p>My ISP assigns an IP address to my internet modem -- it's not a permanently assigned static IP address but stays the same for months or years. Can I use the NAT service on my router to channel the ports to an internal node running on my home network?</p>

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Can I run a stakepool on a home router without a fixed IP address?
# Can I run a stakepool on a home router without a fixed IP address?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-05-25)

My ISP assigns an IP address to my internet modem -- it's not a permanently assigned static IP address but stays the same for months or years. Can I use the NAT service on my router to channel the ports to an internal node running on my home network?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2021-05-26. Score: 4

You could but it is not recommended. You could use DynDNS service, associate the address with an actual DNS entry from your domain. But, from years of experience managing infrastructures, you will run into problems.


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