Unraid version of Reverse SSH tunnel

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Hey all.

After many years of having a public IP available to me as my main incoming address I look like shifting to a new provider that doesnt allow any incoming. So I have been playing around. Currently I have a $5 a month Linode VPS and I use a RPI in my network to create a reverse SSH tunnel and route various ports on my Linode to various IPs and ports on my unraid servers etc. I use autossh and a command line that is growing in length. What I like about it is even though the SSH tunnel is created on the RPI when the traffic comes in I can send it to whatever machine I want and not necessarily the RPI itself. For my web servers I run NGINX on the VPS and simply proxy it to a different port for each domain and then at the rpi end send it wherever. Incoming mail goes to a different IP address.

 

I did a quick search around the forum and didnt find what I am looking for so I chose this forum

 

IS there a better way? I used to have a site to site VPN running and was thinking of doing that but not sure if I can sned to different IP's or just the machine the VPN is on?

 

What are your suggestions?

 

[Turnspit]

I'm in exactly your spot right now, being forced do run my internet connection at home over LTE.

 

You COULD run an OpenVPN-server on your VPS, connect to it with your RPI and route all the incoming traffic on your VPS through the VPN-tunnel through the RPI to your private network.

I've plunged hours into that solution, without getting the routing to work properly.

 

I'm now on a pretty similar solution to yours, connecting from a VM on my server via Reverse SSH to a VPS and forwarding all the ports needed.

My problem: I can't get UDP-forwarding to work...