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ash.ms
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| | | | | Tonight I set up a ssh tunnel that punches out from my server skipping the NAT, forwarding, and DNS complexities entirely. It'll dial home from anywhere there's network so I could even take my server to the park and it should work over 5g. | |
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drexl.me
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| | | | | This guide will walk you through the setup of a remote machine that will act as a personal VPN server at the cost of 3 to 5 USD per month. We will also configure it to act as a DNS resolver that will automatically block spam, tracking, advertising and malware domains on all of your connected devices. | |
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nuculabs.wordpress.com
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| | | | | My Raspberry, serving as an OpenVPNserver Hello everyone! In this short article I will explain how to setup your own VPN (Virtual Private Network) server on a Raspberry PI with OpenVPN. After we setup the server, we will setup an obfuscation server in order to disguise our traffic indicating that we're using a VPN. This... | |
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geoff.tuxpup.com
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| | | Reverse-Proxying HTTPS Traffic to a Server in my Basement Using Caddy and Wireguard I've been experimenting with new web services lately, some of which I'd like to open up to my mobile devices. Punching a hole through my home network firewall is unappealing, though, as is standing up a new VPS for each one I'd like to kick around. I already feel like I've got too many VPS instances. So, naturally, the way to fix it is to add one more. | ||
