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I will be away from home for a fair bit of time, so will not have access to my workstation, which I need.
I would like to remote in to the workstation to utilise it's power. As there are no mobile alternatives.
The Workstation is at home with virgin 40up/600 down. Remote location will have fibre 1g up/down.
I'm all confused as to what solution would be most appropriate, as there are no so many various options, and conflicting suggestions from my research.
Option a) get 2x routers 1 for each end that can do some ipsec or similar ? and use remote desktop
Option b) get 1x router for the workstation end that can offer openvn ? and use remote dekstop
Option c) Teamviewer - I have used it before remote admin, however I think the performance is not suitable for graphics work.
Option d) Parsec - some kind of video steaming/remote vpn.
Option e) Zerotier - some kind of hybrid vpn
Option f) something I have not thought of.
As always finance is limited. I want something secure (or at least no less secure than a standard setup), and functionally ok. I will be limited by virgins 40Mbps upstream. I wont need game speed latency, however a very laggy mouse, and bad visual artifacts would be problematic.
I'm not good with nor have time for linux, so specialist cli solutions are not for me.
Thoughts are appreciated.
I would like to remote in to the workstation to utilise it's power. As there are no mobile alternatives.
The Workstation is at home with virgin 40up/600 down. Remote location will have fibre 1g up/down.
I'm all confused as to what solution would be most appropriate, as there are no so many various options, and conflicting suggestions from my research.
Option a) get 2x routers 1 for each end that can do some ipsec or similar ? and use remote desktop
Option b) get 1x router for the workstation end that can offer openvn ? and use remote dekstop
Option c) Teamviewer - I have used it before remote admin, however I think the performance is not suitable for graphics work.
Option d) Parsec - some kind of video steaming/remote vpn.
Option e) Zerotier - some kind of hybrid vpn
Option f) something I have not thought of.
As always finance is limited. I want something secure (or at least no less secure than a standard setup), and functionally ok. I will be limited by virgins 40Mbps upstream. I wont need game speed latency, however a very laggy mouse, and bad visual artifacts would be problematic.
I'm not good with nor have time for linux, so specialist cli solutions are not for me.
Thoughts are appreciated.