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Accessing all your ROS nodes that run in a local network from the outside might be tricky since you needed to run everything with a public IP.

I guess one option would be to use a VPN. You can have a VPN server that is publicly available and connect to it from the outside to get into your local network. OpenVPN is easy enough to set up and works quite well.

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