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I currently run OpenVPN on a $5 raspberry pi. Powered off the computer's USB port. Works great. Haven't given Tinc or Wireguard a try but will experiment.
by segmondy 9y ago
I currently run OpenVPN on a $5 raspberry pi. Powered off the computer's USB port. Works great. Haven't given Tinc or Wireguard a try but will experiment. I see a lot of suggestions for ssh. It's best to use a VPN.
All incoming tcp traffic is blocked to my VPN, it doesn't respond to ICMP. Pretty much looks like a dead host unless you know there's a VPN. To connect, you need both the key and password. So it's quite secure. I can then ssh to my internal network. Nice way to access my home network without exposing it directly to the net.
- icelancer 9y agoDo you have good config files for this? I've tried all the prebuilt stuff and I have serious issues with it. Would love to have a cheap VPN termination point at my office and at home.