Looking for some help , tried the programs they give online for this but still no success .

Depends on what you want to do. Are you looking to forward ports on a host to a guest vm? This can be accomplished in iptables.

Im simply hosting a webpage on my own localhost:8080

And I want to show it online

You're not going to be able to go that without admin rights to the router because your computer is not publicly routable to the web. And even if you had them, some ISPs block incoming http requests, etc, to households.

Imo, best case is to see if you can get a vm on AWS or something similar on their free tier.

You won't be able to do it without access to the router. Even then like Mastersam93 said, some ISPs block those incoming requests or increase your charge.

You can host a site pretty darn cheap on AWS/digitalocean/godaddy/etc.

Yes there is a way.

Use ssh to create a reverse tunnel from your computer on port 8080 to remote port 80 on a server running sshd.

Since most firewalls unless properly configured allow outgoing connections and TCP is a bidirectional socket protocol you can simply initiate a remote connection outside your network and proxy requests into it.

This would also bypass any ISP restrictions.

Do note you may need some intermediate software installed to forward requests to and from the ssh tunnel.

This post was edited by AbDuCt on Feb 28 2017 09:49am

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This post was edited by taky on Mar 15 2017 05:57pm