[philjohn]

See also RaspAP - turns your raspberry pi into a wireless access point.

I have one setup in a Raspberry Pi 400 for when I travel - it's configured as a wireguard peer back to inside my home network so any devices I connect to it are being routed securely to there before out to the internet (and I can also access my network from the road, including backups and media).

[iso1631]

I stayed in a hotel over easter, the wifi in the hotel did not allow outgoing ICMP, tcp/22 or udp on any port. The only traffic I could find allowed outbound was on tcp/80 and tcp/443

udptunnel did the job, although I had to tether off my phone to get the server up and running.