Running Indigo 6 and Indigo Touch without a reflector

Hi

I am a very happy user of Indigo 7 in my own home, having upgraded the Mac Mini that was running it so as to meet the new minimum OS spec. I now have an old Mac Mini capable of running OS X 10.6 tops and an old Indigo 6 Pro license. I would like to install these in my family holiday home. I also want to use Indigo Touch since remote control is a kew requirement for that.

I understand that reflectors are now only available with Indigo 7, which of course I cannot upgrade the system to since it doesn't meet the minimum spec requirements. I don't have the money to get a new(er) Mac Mini for the holiday home, so I need to confirm that my setup will work. If I have understood correctly, I should be just fine as long as I set up some dynamic DNS service such as no-ip or similar and use that address when I configure the server in Indigo Touch.

Is that correct?

Thanks!

That's what I did before I7. You have to set up port forwarding on your router. A VPN is probably a good idea too, though I doubt a 10.6 Mini can run a current tech VPN. If you know for sure where you'll be remotely controlling the system and can give it a static IP, or even just know the range of IP addresses it will always be inside, then you can limit connections that way.

That's what I did before I7. You have to set up port forwarding on your router. A VPN is probably a good idea too, though I doubt a 10.6 Mini can run a current tech VPN. If you know for sure where you'll be remotely controlling the system and can give it a static IP, or even just know the range of IP addresses it will always be inside, then you can limit connections that way.

I think you need OSX Server.
I am running my own VPN server at home that I use to reroute all Internet traffic when using "open" WiFi like hotels, airports, hotspots and so on