@gabriel you can use sslh to multiplex xmpps and https on the same port as well. That might come in handy if you are in a shitty hotel WiFi only allowing port 80 and 443.
It can multiplex other protocols as well (ssh for example).
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I wrote a thing about how to forward TCP and UDP traffic across the network using iptables. I did this to finish configuring my #xmpp server https://gvisoc.com/en/posts/iptables-router/ #SelfHosting