Your file hosting machine is connected via what ? FTP or Web ? If it ' s FTP it ' s easy have your router port forward 23 or we the port is to your file hosting machine . Then have your router port forward 80 to gitlab . If you ' re going to have lots of webservers behind your home NAT , the EASIEST way is to have them all on one computer or VM and then use Aparche or NGINX to have the different domains resolve to different directories on that computer or VM . <| sep |> Actually they use USDs now . <| sep |> it will completely melt the ship , but also give you the option to buyback the original base ship . which in your case would be the 85 x . the store credit you get from melting will be equal to what you paid . so again in your example $ 50 store credit for the 85 x and $ 75 store credit for the ccu to the DUR . but remember , that the ccu will be lost not in buyback