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Regarding #3, let's work through two use cases. A) I'm at home and B) I'm on the road. A) I can connect directly, no biggie. B) I am assuming that you would r
by newman314 8y ago
Regarding #3, let's work through two use cases. A) I'm at home and B) I'm on the road.
A) I can connect directly, no biggie.
B) I am assuming that you would require a port opened/forwarded in the firewall to work in this case. Is this correct?
- dsigurds 8y agoHi newman314, we have a gateway server that we as a company manage the gives you remove access back to your Helm. We do this without requiring you to poke holes in your firewall because the Helm establishes an outbound VPN connection to the gateway.
- newman314 8y agoThanks. Please see my other questions here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18243685 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18243685
- jethro_tell 8y agoA) I can connect directly Can you? you'll probably need your own DNS resolver because if the clients are configured for my.custom.domain.com, it's not going to resolve to 10.10.10.10 and your connection is down. So you can have the box do that, but generally, split horizon DNS is a thing you don't want to set up in a set it and forget it install.