I could have most of the ideas that I have come up with resident in this setup. In addition, I would still like to have a selection switch that would give me some different options, like TOR, w/wo OpenVPN, etc. The bubble chart would look like:
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Friday, May 29, 2015
Thinking of Setting Up an OpenVPN Server with 1-Port Capability for External Connections
I was thinking back to the 1-Port router idea and now I am thinking of adding an OpenVPN to the mix. I could have an encryption key on both sides of the connection to give my setup a little extra protection. So that would mean: (1) have an RPi running an OpenVPN server (allowing connection from the outside); (2) have a second RPi running an OpenVPN client/OpenWRT; and (3) let a connection go through the second RPi to my WorkNet Guest wireless to my home network.
I could have most of the ideas that I have come up with resident in this setup. In addition, I would still like to have a selection switch that would give me some different options, like TOR, w/wo OpenVPN, etc. The bubble chart would look like:
I could have most of the ideas that I have come up with resident in this setup. In addition, I would still like to have a selection switch that would give me some different options, like TOR, w/wo OpenVPN, etc. The bubble chart would look like:
