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It seems like using WireGuard on the "end target" to automatically connect to (WireGuard on) the proxy would be an easy workaround. I did basically the same th
by jlgaddis 6y ago
It seems like using WireGuard on the "end target" to automatically connect to (WireGuard on) the proxy would be an easy workaround.
I did basically the same thing years ago for remote console devices deployed inside various customer networks where I had little or no control over the network. At that time, I used OpenVPN to automatically connect back to our "VPN servers" -- providing access to the device even if it was behind two or three layers of NAT (which, unfortunately, wasn't uncommon!).