Btw, I am not sure if all Malaysia ISP use CGNAT. Based on my experience, TM and MAXIS are both using CGNAT.

With CGNAT, you are sharing a pool of public IPs with other subscribers. So even with DDNS setup, incoming connections will not be forwarded to you. You need to get a dedicated public IP address. I am a MAXIS Fiber subscriber, MAXIS is using CGNAT. Setting up DDNS alone is not enough . In this article I mentioned additionally paying RM 10.00 monthly for allocating public IP. That allocated (dynamic) public IP will be dedicated to me and not shared with other subscribers. Then I setup DDNS to point (sub)domain names to this public IP.

Glad that it helps you.

strasharo Thanks for pointing out the mistake. I have corrected it.

Hi Andrey , thanks for sharing this site. It has a comprehensive reviews on different VPN services. Maybe it solved your problem, but not mine. My problem is quite specific. My client's company uses Fortinet product for VPN. It is a corporate decision, my client and I cannot change that decision. In order to get my work done, I need to setup a VPN client that works with Fortinet SSL-VPN. Unfortunately VPNWelt does not have any solution specifically for that yet.

I love "The Mythical Man-Month". It gives (to-be) developer a realist view of the real world. There is no silver bullet. Man-month estimation is a myth. "Introduction to Algorithms" is a great textbook for Computer Science undergraduates.

Cool idea! Hope it will get picked up and gain widespread adoption.

I think it works for different people differently. Some like to work quietly without music. Some like light ambient noise (e.g soft chattering in cafe, river sound). Some prefer white noise. For me. Lo-Fi and Jazz music works for me.

Do share your experience. What kind of information are you querying?

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