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      <title>Pangolin vs zrok vs sish in 2026: Self-Hosted Tunneled Ingress Without Cloudflare</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Your homelab is behind CGNAT. Your ISP blocks port 443. And you are tired of paying a usage-metered tunnel service that charges per GB and per &amp;ldquo;reserved domain&amp;rdquo;. The obvious escape hatch — a Cloudflare Tunnel — is convenient right up to the moment you need TCP streams, arbitrary ports, or a self-hosted control plane you actually own.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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