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I didn't even know that travel routers were a thing. What Ubiquity is showing here looks really cool. My understanding is that while abroad, I could connect to my home network without too many configuration hassles. It could mean that if I'm abroad, I can still connect to my n8n instance and retain admin access by using my home network's external IP instead of the hotel's (only my home network's external IP is whitelisted). That's my understanding.

https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-wifi/products/utr