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VPN over a server in the cloud?
In the current realities, there are more and more questions about data privacy. Therefore, I want to protect the output of home devices to the Internet.
Due to the fact that we periodically try to pinch VPNs of one type or another, I don’t want to be tied to one vendor, but I also don’t want to fence a monstrous design.
What first of all suggests itself - mikrotik at home, pfsense / ubuntu (wireguard) in the cloud - in fact, it is not very difficult to set up. But there are several questions:
1. Setting up a default gateway on a remote network
2. Publishing internal resources to the outside (cascade of nginx servers?)
3. Routing all this happiness, but I think it needs to be solved together with the first question.
Obviously, options using VPN over SSL, by analogy with OpenVpn, are not particularly acceptable, but I would like some option with the ability to obfuscate traffic.
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1. Set up a VPN server on a remote hosting. There are many instructions on the net, for example .
2. Generate and export keys to your devices, install VPN clients on devices.
3. Use a completely closed channel.
It is possible to raise the VPN client immediately on the home router. In this case, you do not need to run the program on the device every time.
All sorts of nonsense, ala set up a server and man for setting up - I myself know / can / practice.
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