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gustaf
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OPNsense in the cloud, lab at home
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August 24, 2023, 04:32:39 pm »
I'd like to conduct a new experiment and setup OPNsense as a VPS machine.
The only purpose of this VPS would be to provide a VPN connection for my self hosted lab.
I don't know how to set things up since the VPS would only get one public IP and there would basically be no LAN side.
Here's the diagram:
Internet <> VPS OPNsense WAN (public IP) <> VPS OPNsense OpenVPN server interface (on the same public IP?) <> lab OPNsense OpenVPN client interface <> lab web server
I've tried to setup an OPNsense VM with one single NIC, and it was assigned to both LAN and WAN. I suppose this would not be optimal for security. OpenVPN works with this configuration.
I just want the VPS to forward all* requests to my web server, and the web server to access the web through the VPS public IP.
Thank you for your input
* "all" as in "all legitimate" and going through selected ports
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