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I'm not sure how to start better so i'll be straight. I have to travel to a foreign country, but i need access to a server that is local to my hometown network. I have a DD-WRT router with only my PC connected behind it. So my question is: Can i make some iptables rule that will allow me to connect to my router from outside network ( foreign country ) and will redirect me to my local network ( ISP provided ). I'll try to make a "map" of my need.
/Me - X/
/My router - R/
/Internet - I/
/Local Server - S/
My typical way to access S ( Local Server ) is as follows: X-R-S
My typical way to access internet is: X-R-I
My need is: R<--I<--X
( then from R i connect to S )
This is because i can not access S from outer network.
When i'm not in home there is no active PC behind the router so i can't just run proxy on it.
Welcome to superuser.Consider properly formatting your question , so that it will be more understandable. – Ashildr – 2013-10-04T12:29:54.547
Very thanks to Journeyman Geek who edit my post to look just the way i like it to be! – Ivaylo – 2013-10-04T15:48:22.450