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Hi

 

I need some kind of VPN solution for home. even something like teamviewer would work, but something that only connects directly to my house and doesn't go through their own servers.

 

suggestions please.

 

basically as i have a lab setup at home it would be nice to be able to remote desktop onto my vm's at home from work so i can spend work time researching rather than home time.!

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vm's aren't running windows 7,

 

they running server r2 08

 

oh and did i forget port 80 and 443 only

 

You just need one machine on the local network to be running it to act as the gateway, anyway having 2008 there makes it easier, that does VPNs to. You should be able to bang out an SSL VPN which uses 443 without too much hassel. The biggest issue is generating a self signed cert to use or spending the $20 on a brought one.

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Come to think of it I think 2008 came with remote desktop gateway, as long as you get a cert or have it generate a self signed one that you can install on the vpn client it will tunnel all RDP traffic via 443. Works really well. I think that this way even has a button to click to generate a self signed cert easily. Edited by SYNACK
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i'm not bothered about generating a certificate thats the least of my worries really, i found rd gateway would stop working randomlly, might set it up back up again and give it another go, i did like it when it worked.
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i'm not bothered about generating a certificate thats the least of my worries really, i found rd gateway would stop working randomlly, might set it up back up again and give it another go, i did like it when it worked.

 

If the connection was choking out this may effect whatever solution you go with, your not using dydns or something with a dynamic ip. That could cause and explain a stack of hassels.

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