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I plan to set up vpn in two countries A (primary, where I live) and B (secondary, parents who I visit once or twice a year, and yes I made sure they have unlimited highspeed internet 🙂 ) and would like to SSH to my devices across the vpn. Basically to monitor my Tor relays and IP cameras running in each country, even remotely troubleshoot problems for the rents.
My Setup: Country A: adsl2 modem in bridge mode > Dedicated Pfsense box (acting as dhcp server and firewall and has openvpn configured from purevpn) >ASUS Wireless router in AP mode > Gigabit switch > rest of network which includes 5 Rpis(Tor relay,Onion router,Rasplex,Raspbian desktop,Kali linux lapdock), a Wireless IP camera,countless wireless devices and a few dedicated desktop computers i.e mac mini running plex media server which is accessible from outside LAN(but thats easy with a plex client software and registration account/some port forwarding), network is scattered around the house with with Ethernet over power and wireless range extenders. But everything works super smooth and I would highly recommend purevpn to everyone.
Country B: Adsl 2 modem not in bridge mode > Linksys e1200 AP (flashed with dd-wrt and configured with openvpn using my purevpn account)>Pi running tor relay and IP cam connected via wifi. Also have a wireless range extender just incase.
What I already know: My VPN provider needs to give me a Dedicated IP which I will get shortly before I travel to country B in a month.
What Im confused about: I will need to forward relevant ports on firewalls on both sides for each machine individually?
What I need to know:
1.Is this set up possible? I SSH into my clients regularly over LAN but would be sweet if I could check out how my relays and cameras are doing from another country.
2.The setup in country A is working and tested but wont be visiting country B till next month, am I using the right configurations for Country B in regards to hardware and general setup? Cant test it till I get there and wont be able to buy additional parts when I am there.
Cheers Guys
P.S More info: I have static WAN IP's provided by the ISP in both countries.
