Access device on local network over Internet through RPi - Raspberry Pi Forums


i've got consider complicated project can't quite seem find best solution for.

our company installs systems clients administered through lan connection. have dial modem typically use remote access becoming more , more unusable carriers switching voip. i'm trying come way use rpi gateway client local network can use access our device. envision pi, being inside client firewall, connecting vpn or other remote access service , use ip route local net. guess connection stream follows:

client device -> client switch -> rpi -> client firewall -> internet -> firewall -> vpn server -> switch -> pc

asking of pi? need 2 nics on pi?

i'm looking proof of concept @ point. not worried security or client approval right now. i'm in research phase , trying decide if worth pursuing further.

chadbrewyet wrote:i've got consider complicated project can't quite seem find best solution for.

our company installs systems clients administered through lan connection. have dial modem typically use remote access becoming more , more unusable carriers switching voip. i'm trying come way use rpi gateway client local network can use access our device. envision pi, being inside client firewall, connecting vpn or other remote access service , use ip route local net. guess connection stream follows:

client device -> client switch -> rpi -> client firewall -> internet -> firewall -> vpn server -> switch -> pc

asking of pi? need 2 nics on pi?

i'm looking proof of concept @ point. not worried security or client approval right now. i'm in research phase , trying decide if worth pursuing further.
pi capable of this, , doesn't need more 1 nic.

simplest method use ssh port forwarding. if search on forum you'll find previous discussions on topic.


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