I’m studying VPN because I need to use a VPN. I’m considering portmap.io, which can be used for free. Personally, it’s a bit difficult to set up, so someone I know recommended VPNgate(openvpn), so I’m wondering if it’s possible to use it… I’m not sure, but I don’t think it supports port forwarding. Has anyone had success? If that doesn’t work, I’m thinking of trying portmap.io. As with anything, it’s not easy. 
If VPNGate doesn’t support port-forwarding… then it won’t work with Storj.
But any of the common commercial offerings should work (example: but I haven’t tried Ivacy)
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Or just search for Oracle and Wireguard.
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I guess I’ll have to study Wireguard at this point. Thank you!
Lastly, I would like to consider a commercial VPN service. thank you!
Hello,
In use port map too. Mainly because my provider only has cgnat and it’s impossible for me to get a public IP address.
I have openvpn installed on my Linux systems and (almost) no problems with it.
Did you use vpngate??
No, I use openvpn
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Ah, OPENVPN is the service name. Thank you!
Are you really bound to use this ISP? Or can you switch, and get your own IP? Makes things really now convenient.
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Yes I am bound to this ISP.
I have glass fiber now with 300mbit/s and this is the only one. There I pay like 45€ for this.
The other one has only 50 mit/s and costs like 55€.
So no way I’m changing the isp
And the other thing is, that the isp with the 50 mbit/s don’t support ipv6 which I need. So I have to make a 6in4 tunnel again. (Thanks he.net for the free service)