Hey Guys
I'm looking for some advice on setting up a secure connection to my home network from remote sites.
I have DNS Forwarding setup on my domain so it will forward a subdomain on to my modem's external IP.
I also have a few web services setup such as SABnzbd and Subsonic which are accessible over the net using the above subdomain and providing I use the correct port. The problem is these ports aren't always open or accessible from remote sites, plus I'd generally prefer a more secure connection for using remote desktop or similar. All the above are installed on my home fileserver that's running Windows Server 2K8 R2 and is behind a router running TomatoUSB.
What I would like to do is gain access to these services via a secure connection (SSH or VPN or similar) all down a single port (say 22 or 443 or something like that).
Is this possible to do? Ideally I'd like there to be little to no configuration needed on the client side as it's not always possible.
Thanks
I'm looking for some advice on setting up a secure connection to my home network from remote sites.
I have DNS Forwarding setup on my domain so it will forward a subdomain on to my modem's external IP.
I also have a few web services setup such as SABnzbd and Subsonic which are accessible over the net using the above subdomain and providing I use the correct port. The problem is these ports aren't always open or accessible from remote sites, plus I'd generally prefer a more secure connection for using remote desktop or similar. All the above are installed on my home fileserver that's running Windows Server 2K8 R2 and is behind a router running TomatoUSB.
What I would like to do is gain access to these services via a secure connection (SSH or VPN or similar) all down a single port (say 22 or 443 or something like that).
Is this possible to do? Ideally I'd like there to be little to no configuration needed on the client side as it's not always possible.
Thanks