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can i HTTP without port forwarding?

Flux Azreal

Is there a way to access an application (like RDP, HTTP, Minecraft) from the internet without port forwarding? Like maybe using some sort of vpn or something? 

Cuz I THINK some vpns have some auto port forwarded ports or something.

(i know i can port forward through router but i want to try a different approach!)

(also no hamachi since it requires people who want to connect to also have hamachi, unless thats not the case)

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what exactly are you trying to accomplish?

 

access applications on your home computer while you're not at home?

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1 minute ago, Tsuki said:

what exactly are you trying to accomplish?

 

access applications on your home computer while you're not at home?

using cloud comping to host a minecraft server (except you can only port forward 80 and 40 i think)

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25 minutes ago, Flux Azreal said:

using cloud comping to host a minecraft server (except you can only port forward 80 and 40 i think)

deducing what you're saying.. you're planning on renting one of those cloud gaming computer services, to run a minecraft server on it?

 

i'd be amazed if you make it to the end of the first month before getting banned from the service..

 

and for a minecraft server, you have to port forward port 25565 ;)

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You might be able to use something along the lines of Hamachi if its just you and a few friends.

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