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Stop Giving Out Public IPs — You’re Creating a Future Nightmare

If you’ve ever been tempted to hand a client the raw public IP of a service, this video is for you. I break down why relying on IP addresses can trap you in long‑term technical debt and how a simple DNS name can save you from major headaches down the road. In this video, you’ll learn: • Why giving out a public IP is a bad idea Once clients hard‑code it, you lose flexibility and lock yourself into that address. • How this decision can corner you later Moving to a new ISP, migrating to a different data centre, or shifting to the cloud becomes far more painful when everyone depends on a fixed IP. • The power of DNS as an abstraction layer A hostname lets you move, scale, or redesign your infrastructure without forcing clients to change anything. • How to recover if you’ve already shared the IP I walk through practical steps to transition clients to a DNS name and regain control of your service architecture. Whether you manage public‑facing services, run homelab projects, or support clients professionally, this is one of those foundational best practices that saves you time, stress, and future outages. 🛠️ Stuff I Use 🛠️ EVE-NG - multivendor network emulation software. Linux, Ubuntu, Debian OSX, Windows Networking hardware - Multi vendor 👨🏻‍💻 About Me: Hi I'm Matt a Senior Network Engineer with over two decades of hands-on experience architecting, securing, and optimizing high-availability networks across enterprise environments. I stream labs and create video content to help others level up their skills. 💻 Social: Website: [null0labs.com](https://null0labs.com) GitHub: [@null0labs](https://github.com/null0labs) Instagram: [@null0labs](  / null0labs  ) Twitter/X: [@null0labs](  / null0labs  ) LinkedIn:[@mlewisonline](  / mlewisonline  ) 🙋🏻‍♂️ Questions or ideas? Drop them in the comments. Subscribe for protocol mastery, live labs, and routing realness.