Installing and configuring Exchange Server 2013 on mobile boradband

I'm trying to configure Exchange Server 2013 on my test server. But I have a mobile boradband connection for Internet. Therefore, I don't have port forwarding and a static IP. Since I'm a beginner, I want to know whether I can install and configure exchange
server on my machine or whether there are workarounds for this. Thanks. 

Hi,
If you just want to work internally, I suggest build AD and DNS server on your lab and give it a static IP.
If you want to work both internally and externally, I suggest publish your DNS.
Thanks
Mavis
Mavis Huang
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