Thanks. So you need to run it on an IP that is OK to be public.
So it could be on the same machine as a Hive full API node.
Can you hide it behind a reverse proxy like you can use jussi to hide an API node's actual IP behind?
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When you broadcast to enable, it publishes the ip and ports that are open(see ex: https://hiveblocks.com/tx/14e6c348ced9d4211ce8392bf413ba290c754bb2). I guess if you manually broadcast the enable trx(I was told you could do it at https://tribaldex.com/witnesses) and you have a setup that forwards the requests to the proper ports on your engine witness I guess it could work. I'm not really too good with networking stuff though so maybe try it out on an ip you don't care about. I can give it a try this weekend to see how it goes.