Thank you a. I will certainly have a look! But as you said and from whats been said already on the thread a mini PC seems a better option, simpler perhaps anyway. but I think their prices are a little high and I can probably source something cheaper in my countryI just bought a VPS for 15k sats for a year. So, if you don't have to run everything from your home, then you can just rent a server. I guess it is the cheapest option, and you can switch to running it from home later, if you will need it (also, by having a server, you will have incoming connections, which is harder to achieve, if you have a typical ISP with incoming traffic blocked, because of the lack of static IP). That sounds like a class idea, never considered that but I want to take more control of the process. While I think its a great idea I kind of feel that its slightly similar to storing your 33win Com Có on an exchange, better to take full control. Also with a mini PC / Laptop in a few years when I upgrade it can replace the current ancient Asus Eee PC!
Thank you a. I will certainly have a look! But as you said and from whats been said already on the thread a mini PC seems a better option, simpler perhaps anyway. but I think their prices are a little high and I can probably source something cheaper in my countryI just bought a VPS for 15k sats for a year. So, if you don't have to run everything from your home, then you can just rent a server. I guess it is the cheapest option, and you can switch to running it from home later, if you will need it (also, by having a server, you will have incoming connections, which is harder to achieve, if you have a typical ISP with incoming traffic blocked, because of the lack of static IP). That sounds like a class idea, never considered that but I want to take more control of the process. While I think its a great idea I kind of feel that its slightly similar to storing your 33win Com Có on an exchange, better to take full control. Also with a mini PC / Laptop in a few years when I upgrade it can replace the current ancient Asus Eee PC!

Thank you a. I will certainly have a look! But as you said and from whats been said already on the thread a mini PC seems a better option, simpler perhaps anyway. but I think their prices are a little high and I can probably source something cheaper in my countryI just bought a VPS for 15k sats for a year. So, if you don't have to run everything from your home, then you can just rent a server. I guess it is the cheapest option, and you can switch to running it from home later, if you will need it (also, by having a server, you will have incoming connections, which is harder to achieve, if you have a typical ISP with incoming traffic blocked, because of the lack of static IP). That sounds like a class idea, never considered that but I want to take more control of the process. While I think its a great idea I kind of feel that its slightly similar to storing your 33win Com Có on an exchange, better to take full control. Also with a mini PC / Laptop in a few years when I upgrade it can replace the current ancient Asus Eee PC!

Thank you a. I will certainly have a look! But as you said and from whats been said already on the thread a mini PC seems a better option, simpler perhaps anyway. but I think their prices are a little high and I can probably source something cheaper in my countryI just bought a VPS for 15k sats for a year. So, if you don't have to run everything from your home, then you can just rent a server. I guess it is the cheapest option, and you can switch to running it from home later, if you will need it (also, by having a server, you will have incoming connections, which is harder to achieve, if you have a typical ISP with incoming traffic blocked, because of the lack of static IP). That sounds like a class idea, never considered that but I want to take more control of the process. While I think its a great idea I kind of feel that its slightly similar to storing your 33win Com Có on an exchange, better to take full control. Also with a mini PC / Laptop in a few years when I upgrade it can replace the current ancient Asus Eee PC!