Many thanks for the excellent SoftEther project, and for offering support for it through this forum.
I think I need to use VPN Azure but would like a bit of clarification on its use.
1) What I am trying to do is set up a VPN connection between two Windows machines, each located behind a NAT. For security reasons I don't want to have to open any ports on either network. Is VPN Azure the intended way to solve this problem? Are there other ways of doing it?
2) If I use VPN Azure, does the VPN Azure server just negotiate a route through both firewalls then let the two machines communicate directly, or does all VPN traffic pass through the VPN Azure server?
Thanks for your kind help.
-jimc
Using VPN Azure - basic concepts
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Re: Using VPN Azure - basic concepts
Can anyone help with this? I'm sure that answers to these simple questions will help many people...
Thanks,
-jimc
Thanks,
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Re: Using VPN Azure - basic concepts
I'll try one more time... perhaps someone has a minute to spare to answer these (hopefully) simple questions. I will be very grateful.
-jimc
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Re: Using VPN Azure - basic concepts
I will try to answer theoretically.
1. You dont need to forward any port to your private lan. VPN Azure will let your two PC communicate with each other by proxy traffic through him.
PC1 <-> VPN Azure <-> PC2
2. All traffic will pass through the VPN Azure server.
1. You dont need to forward any port to your private lan. VPN Azure will let your two PC communicate with each other by proxy traffic through him.
PC1 <-> VPN Azure <-> PC2
2. All traffic will pass through the VPN Azure server.