"Wow a little googling on this subject led me to sshuttle, which I've never heard of before but looks awesome" sshuttle is indeed awesome - a viable VPN that r

"Wow a little googling on this subject led me to sshuttle, which I've never heard of before but looks awesome" sshuttle is indeed awesome - a viable VPN that requires nothing on the endpoint but a functioning ssh login (and python on the remote host). So any host, anywhere, with no configuration (and no permission required by the operators) that you can ssh into ... is now a VPN endpoint for you. Sibling comments in this thread are pointing out that ssh has this functionality already and that is true, but some configuration and maintenance (and understanding) is required. Not so with sshuttle. ALSO: We (rsync.net) sponsored the reworking of the ipfw target for sshuttle so that it now works properly on FreeBSD with the --dns option, etc. We also sponsored proper UDP tunneling for sshuttle on FreeBSD but I am not sure those patches are in a -release version of FreeBSD yet ... You need to use FreeBSD 11.0 (not 11.1) and you need to: git clone https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle.git cd sshuttle ; git checkout c746d6f7db3efbad6caddea76bdf916c46cf5c6e ... and that will get you a working sshuttle on FreeBSD with --dns support.