Unix: add reverse-proxy line for dns ip
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This will be forwarded to port 22 on the server!
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### Reverse Proxy without a Static IP
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## Reverse Proxy without a Static IP
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If you're planning to use a home computer, you'll quickly find that most
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internet service providers do not offer static IPs for consumer plans. Luckily,
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Then start it with `systemctl enable update_a_record.service`. The name of the
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service will be different based on what you called the files.
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Now to use this for reverse-proxy purposes, go back to your `client.toml` config
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and update the `remote_addr`:
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```toml
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[client]
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remote_addr = "mycomputer.example.com:9001"
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```
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