Server behind reverse proxy

[herrkatze0658]

I am currently running a server on my domain, however I don't see an option to set the public address that factorio will use for the server.
I am behind a CGNAT, so my only option is to use a reverse proxy such as playit.gg.
Does anyone know how to make the server broadcast its existence using my defined address?

[pioruns]

CGNAT is worst nightmare, you can't fix it, you can only make workarounds.

Maybe rent a VPS or a shell account and set up a remote access system chained to a reverse proxy for services inside your home network?

[herrkatze0658]

As stated, I am working around it, I'd just like a way to get the server browser to use my workaround. I don't have the money to rent a vps or I would do that

[pioruns]

Can you change Internet Provider?
My ISP gives me dynamic IP (which doesn't change for years at a time), and full incoming access, I have many services running on open ports.

[herrkatze0658]

Nope, my parents use this provider, plus I'm in the middle of nowhere so there aren't too many options

[eugenekay]

The command line parameter --bind <ADDRESS>:<PORT> allows you to select the (local) network interface that is used. Generally you would set this to the address of the "Virtual Tunnel Adapter" provided by the VPN/Proxy service. I do not know the specifics of the 'playit' service, which appears to be Minecraft-focussed.

[herrkatze0658]

What playit does, is I open factorio's port using factorio, then players connect to my domain, and the program forwards that request over localhost to Factorio.
There is no adapter I bind it to.