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by nemosaltat 1709 days ago
I’ve also had this issue for quite sometime and I’ve used a few approaches over the years. My most recent approach has been to connect server A to server B, via WireGuard. Then on Server B I use nginx to reverse proxy the WireGuard IP address of Server A. This works nicely when: 1) you have access to install software server A, but it’s stuck behind a bunch of firewalls. 2) You’re trying to expose HTTP services- it’s possible to “stream” non-HTTP with nginx, but I don’t know enough to recommend that.

You might also want to look at Apache Guacamole or Boring Proxy. I’d love other recommendations!

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