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Subject: CGNAT Setup – VPN Tunnel with Static IP for Self-Hosted Services on OpenWrt
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Topic: Subject: CGNAT Setup – VPN Tunnel with Static IP for Self-Hosted Services on OpenWrt
by bikemacguyver on Monday, July 20, 2026
Hello,
I have a domain registered with Dynu and currently use an ISP connection behind CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT), which prevents inbound connections to my self-hosted web services.
I need to set up a VPN tunnel through Dynu that will:
Provide me with a static IP address for DNS resolution
Allow inbound traffic to reach my self-hosted services
Work with OpenWrt router (I can configure custom routing)
My questions:
Does Dynu offer a VPN tunnel service with static IP, and if so, what is the monthly cost?
If available, what are the connection details (VPN server address, port, protocol, authentication method)?
Do you have setup documentation for OpenWrt, or can you provide the technical specifications I need to configure it manually?
Will this service support my traffic profile (~1GB per month, up to 500 client connections)?
I'm prepared to handle custom OpenWrt configuration on my end if needed.
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards,
Miro
I have a domain registered with Dynu and currently use an ISP connection behind CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT), which prevents inbound connections to my self-hosted web services.
I need to set up a VPN tunnel through Dynu that will:
Provide me with a static IP address for DNS resolution
Allow inbound traffic to reach my self-hosted services
Work with OpenWrt router (I can configure custom routing)
My questions:
Does Dynu offer a VPN tunnel service with static IP, and if so, what is the monthly cost?
If available, what are the connection details (VPN server address, port, protocol, authentication method)?
Do you have setup documentation for OpenWrt, or can you provide the technical specifications I need to configure it manually?
Will this service support my traffic profile (~1GB per month, up to 500 client connections)?
I'm prepared to handle custom OpenWrt configuration on my end if needed.
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards,
Miro
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by v66v on Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Hi Miro,
You could purchase a cheap but not slow VPS which has a static IP address, set up a VPN tunnel with your OpenWrt router, and then redirect/map your VPS ports to your self-hosted web services ports.
Good Luck :)
You could purchase a cheap but not slow VPS which has a static IP address, set up a VPN tunnel with your OpenWrt router, and then redirect/map your VPS ports to your self-hosted web services ports.
Good Luck :)
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bikemacguyver Joined: 9/14/2025 |
Monday, July 20, 2026 2:14 PM
Hello,
I have a domain registered with Dynu and currently use an ISP connection behind CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT), which prevents inbound connections to my self-hosted web services. I need to set up a VPN tunnel through Dynu that will: Provide me with a static IP address for DNS resolution Allow inbound traffic to reach my self-hosted services Work with OpenWrt router (I can configure custom routing) My questions: Does Dynu offer a VPN tunnel service with static IP, and if so, what is the monthly cost? If available, what are the connection details (VPN server address, port, protocol, authentication method)? Do you have setup documentation for OpenWrt, or can you provide the technical specifications I need to configure it manually? Will this service support my traffic profile (~1GB per month, up to 500 client connections)? I'm prepared to handle custom OpenWrt configuration on my end if needed. Thank you for your assistance. Best regards, Miro |
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v66v Joined: 2/11/2025 |
Wednesday, July 22, 2026 3:06 PM
Hi Miro,
You could purchase a cheap but not slow VPS which has a static IP address, set up a VPN tunnel with your OpenWrt router, and then redirect/map your VPS ports to your self-hosted web services ports. Good Luck :) |
Thursday, July 23, 2026 2:28 PM
