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0 pointslostlogin6y ago0 comments

Can a VPN pass that, further loading up the Pi?

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A vpn won’t help you with inbound, since any packets marked as destination port 123 are simply dropped. That time server is simply for my own purposes now and can’t contribute to the pools.

lostloginOP6y ago

I was meaning a remote VPN that the Pi connects to. Possibly a bit overkill.

Topgamer76y ago

Could use a pi to automate emailing isp staff every day nagging them about the blocked port.

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dev_dull6y ago

A vpn won’t help you with inbound, since any packets marked as destination port 123 are simply dropped. That time server is simply for my own purposes now and can’t contribute to the pools.

lostloginOP6y ago

I was meaning a remote VPN that the Pi connects to. Possibly a bit overkill.

Topgamer76y ago

Could use a pi to automate emailing isp staff every day nagging them about the blocked port.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse