Internet radio without real IP?

Question

SHOUTcast

The situation is the following. There is a working machine without a real IP, in which the air stream is connected to the sound card and can only be broadcast by Shoutcast. There are several servers (Debian, FreeBSD) with real IPs where it is possible to install an icecast repeater.
The question is - is it possible to somehow force Shoutcast to connect from the working machine to the server, and so that the server already distributes the stream to clients?

Answer 1

If the shuttercast needs only one port, then forward this port to the server (ssh -R 666:127.0.0.1:6666 [email protected]).
After that, we take rinetd and forward the port through it. I have an example on debian.pro , look for the rinetd tag.
The second option is to raise pptpd / openvpn and forward the port from the external interface to the ip of your shuttercast inside the vpn network, if it is unprofitable to drive traffic via ssh.
Well, keep in mind that the traffic on the server will go in both directions at once.

Answer 2

edcast on the local machine + icecast on the server and there will be happiness :)
such a system has been working for 2 years and is quite stable.
and real IP on the local machine is not needed.

Answer 3

maybe this article will help habrahabr.ru/blogs/hpodcasts/128638/

Answer 4

No, it also needs an external IP ...

Answer 5

And how to set up icecast in order for shoutcast dsp clients to connect to it? I can't find an example config...

Answer 6

@cyberia
Why can't you implement a scheme when the server has the shoutcast stream server itself, and the workstation has a streamer (source) from shoutcast? At the same time, both clients and the streamer cling to the server.