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This is exactly my set up as I work on a number of remote systems daily.

I have an "outside" tmux session that can be run at either my desktop or laptop. When I start fresh, I open an outside tmux session and run a startup script. This preloads my outside session's copy buffers with named passwords from the `pass` password manager and creates windows to each of my remote sites. The shell for each of these windows is set to a script that does a simple loop of network check than attempt to ssh to the remote site. This ssh connection has an environment variable set that my remote bashrc will see. When this variable is set, my remote "inside" tmux connection is automatically recalled (or created if it doesn't exist.)

I have a script runs when I put the laptop to sleep that kills all the SSH connections cleanly, and when it wakes up again, every window reconnects to the remote machines and opens the remote tmux connections again. Everything is exactly where it was before and needs no intervention.