staresy;653575 Wrote: 
> OK my cunning plan didn't work as the ISP seems to allocate completley
> random public ip addresses.
> 
> So, after a bit of reading it seems that SSH might be the way to go but
> I haven't got a clue how to set this up or, indeed, if it is possible
> with my set up. Can anyone offer any advise here?
> 
> My setup is:
> 
> - remote SB3, no PC, just connected to a wireless router and the
> internet
> - dynamic public IP address on this router
> - at home, Windows Home Server running SC, connected to router and
> internet
> - again, dydnamic IP at this end
> 
> If this isn't poossble, what are the worst consequences of leaving the
> two ports for remote access unprotected?
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> DrS
Perhaps your router on the SB3 end can run openvpn ?
In this case, set it up as an openvpn "client", and have it try connect
continuously to somesuch.dyndns.com (the PC or the router at home)
On the PC or router at home run both openvpn and dyndns DNS daemon to
refresh the pointer to the IP used for home.
On the openvpn "server" instance use bridged mode to extend your home
network to the remote router and SB3. Player/server discovery will
work, playing FLAC files without rebuffering will probably be a bit
difficult, but everything else should work perfect.
On both sides use certificates to identify both ends and allow
connection. You may want to use a cipher for the tunnel (which will
hammer the router a bit) but if you don't the effect is that someone
listening on the connection will be able to read the data stream. In
this specific case I don't see this is an issue. Handshake always stays
secure by use of certificate/private key.
Openvpn is an ssl VPN, it is very robust and resilent to NAT.

I guess you can do about the same using ssh, certificates, map ports
and somehow use a daemon on the router to reconnect. But all this looks
so much like openvpn…


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