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Getting access to remote machines through remote server behind the NAT
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I want to have access to remote machines that connected to remote server behind the nat (actually it's just another computer with linux). Here you can see scheme.
I'm using logmein hamachi to create connection between local machine and remote server and then sshuttle to tunnel traffic. But after few minutes of using sshuttle hamachi terminates connection and I need to restart its service. Hamachi works fine if I not using sshuttle.
My sshuttle command: sshuttle -r username@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -x xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 0/0 -vv
Maybe there is another way to share network through nat?
I need to get access to sites, services, machines that belongs to servers local network.
linux vpn nat tunneling
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I want to have access to remote machines that connected to remote server behind the nat (actually it's just another computer with linux). Here you can see scheme.
I'm using logmein hamachi to create connection between local machine and remote server and then sshuttle to tunnel traffic. But after few minutes of using sshuttle hamachi terminates connection and I need to restart its service. Hamachi works fine if I not using sshuttle.
My sshuttle command: sshuttle -r username@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -x xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 0/0 -vv
Maybe there is another way to share network through nat?
I need to get access to sites, services, machines that belongs to servers local network.
linux vpn nat tunneling
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I want to have access to remote machines that connected to remote server behind the nat (actually it's just another computer with linux). Here you can see scheme.
I'm using logmein hamachi to create connection between local machine and remote server and then sshuttle to tunnel traffic. But after few minutes of using sshuttle hamachi terminates connection and I need to restart its service. Hamachi works fine if I not using sshuttle.
My sshuttle command: sshuttle -r username@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -x xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 0/0 -vv
Maybe there is another way to share network through nat?
I need to get access to sites, services, machines that belongs to servers local network.
linux vpn nat tunneling
asked 1 hour ago
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I want to have access to remote machines that connected to remote server behind the nat (actually it's just another computer with linux). Here you can see scheme.
I'm using logmein hamachi to create connection between local machine and remote server and then sshuttle to tunnel traffic. But after few minutes of using sshuttle hamachi terminates connection and I need to restart its service. Hamachi works fine if I not using sshuttle.
My sshuttle command: sshuttle -r username@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -x xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 0/0 -vv
Maybe there is another way to share network through nat?
I need to get access to sites, services, machines that belongs to servers local network.
linux vpn nat tunneling
linux vpn nat tunneling
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