Hi there. I have sucsessfully set up a plain/normal PPTP-server from the GUI with ease, same goes for OPENVPN, and in OPENVPN theres the option for "client-to-client" communication, allowing two computers connected to the VPN server to communicate with eachother.
My scenario is basically something as simple as wanting to "OPEN LAN" on a computer in my LAN in Minecraft, and letting an external PC from the internet connected via the PPTP-server on the router to see that computer`s opened LAN game on Minecraft.
Basically doing the same as Hamachi does, a VPN with client-to-client communication allowed, not just client-to-router.
I reckon its not possible within the GUI for PPTP, but I really want to be free of having to ask someone to install either Hamachi or Openvrt client on their computer, so my questions are:
A: Can it be done dynamically with ip/itables / forwarding of some sort via script/ssh?
B: When issuing iptables and ip- commands, is this written into config-files / permanent, or will it all go back to default on reboot? My concern is ruining my N66U if I play around with iptables/ip, but it its non-stick (needed to reimplement each reboot), then I can experiment safely.
I know this is asking much, so I thank anyone for even just reading this post. Thanks in advance nonetheless.
My scenario is basically something as simple as wanting to "OPEN LAN" on a computer in my LAN in Minecraft, and letting an external PC from the internet connected via the PPTP-server on the router to see that computer`s opened LAN game on Minecraft.
Basically doing the same as Hamachi does, a VPN with client-to-client communication allowed, not just client-to-router.
I reckon its not possible within the GUI for PPTP, but I really want to be free of having to ask someone to install either Hamachi or Openvrt client on their computer, so my questions are:
A: Can it be done dynamically with ip/itables / forwarding of some sort via script/ssh?
B: When issuing iptables and ip- commands, is this written into config-files / permanent, or will it all go back to default on reboot? My concern is ruining my N66U if I play around with iptables/ip, but it its non-stick (needed to reimplement each reboot), then I can experiment safely.
I know this is asking much, so I thank anyone for even just reading this post. Thanks in advance nonetheless.