26 Jul
2014
26 Jul
'14
11:41 a.m.
Eric,
Actually you can use any stateful VPN tunnel: OpenVPN, PPtP, L2TP, SSTP etc.
OpenVPN is kind of complicated to set up (certifcates and other details).
The idea is to initiate the connection from the dynamic IP to a static IP,
and reconnect on IP change from the new dynamc IP.
I personally favor PPtP or L2TP (optional with MPPE encryption), since this
protocol is supported by almost any OS (Windows, Mac, Linux) and is light on
the processor.
So, what you need is to set up a VPN server (e.g. pptpd) on a machine which
has a static (or even dynamic) IP, which has a working IPIP setup.
The ampr tunnel endpoint for the subnet in question has to registered to be
the same as that of the VPN server (since the acces will be via that
server).
From the VPN server, the ip frames for that subnet will
be routed via your
VPN tunnel to reach the machines on that subnet.
You have to treat the VPN link as a direct virtual network connection
connection.
73, Marius, YO2LOJ