Work to Home PC Remote Connection reddit / selfhosted ---------------------------------------------------------------------- zPant0m · 2023-10-05 19:15 I know what most will say, I'm not supposed to be connecting to my home servers from my work computer. I get it. I currently use Dex on my Samsung phone to have remote access to my home systems which I connect to my work laptop but run into some bugs here and there. Is there a more efficient way to have encrypted remote connections to my home system? I was considering seeing if I can route VPN traffic through a split tunnel to my home network through a specific interface on my windows laptop that connects to a Hotspot while maintaining LAN connection to my work environment. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- poeticmichael · 2023-10-05 22:25 Setup Kasmweb in your home server with a custom domain, and make sure to protect it with OTP or security key. Now you can navigate to the custom domain you set it up with and browse through your home network and resources. This way, it simply looks like you’re browsing the web if someone at work notices. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- zfa · 2023-10-05 22:40 This soln is great, or if you want direct desktop access to machines stand up something like MeshCentral and connect to machines via its webUI. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ithakaa · 2023-10-06 11:24 tailscale ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ChesterDood · 2023-10-06 14:52 Sorry, are you saying you'll connect your work computer to a wired LAN and to a wireless hotspot, and then use the hotspot connection to access your home? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- chillnator · 2023-10-06 20:45 only if his admin did allow 2 simultanious network connection :) if not use only the guest network > vpn to the company and there you go :)) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ChesterDood · 2023-10-06 20:57 2 separate connections on a single device basically turns the device into a router and a vector for security issues....