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[Poll] What do you use for remote service access? (alien.top)
submitted 11 months ago by Zestyclose_Car1088@alien.top to c/main@selfhosted.forum
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[–] Spuxilet@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I have two wireguard servers and a reverse proxy (Traefik).

I have setup my services so that they are only accessible from one wireguard VPN. No matter i am on LAN or WAN.

Second wireguard server is to connect to different vpn networks that i usually need to push some code or access the dev or prod servers for my projects. I have build wg-easy manually to install many vpn clients within it's image and configure routes so that they work without problems simultaniously. It all works GREAT. Openvpn, Openconnect, pptp and barracuda VPN.

I had this setup on my router but i was given this barracuda vpn client which can't work on devices except X86. Sadly my router is not x86 and i just moved everything and installed all these vpn clients with that barracyda vpn client inside docker container with wg-easy.