I mention this every time VPNs come up... It's just so much better than any of the other VPN clients if you are only interested in TCP, I've been using it for o

I mention this every time VPNs come up... It's just so much better than any of the other VPN clients if you are only interested in TCP, I've been using it for over 6 years. The key difference between it and VPN protocols for anyone trying to compare is: TCP only, and TCP decompile/recompile with SSH in the middle. This has many advantages: speed (TCP over TCP is megga sucky obviously), server setup (basically none, you just need non-root access to an ssh server with python). It really is as simple as making an SSH connection on the command line and you can route all your TCP traffic immediately. It also has some really nice fine grained subnet routing features... On some strange occasions when I have needed it i have merged multiple remote subnets into the same virtual one one my machine by selecting ranges. It also has an auto discovery feature built in if you just want to route the specific IPs that exist on the other side. sshuttle is also in a number of package managers now, it's in apt at least.