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I use wireguard, port forward if needed
I am using softether for a private Network with a RDP server . It is more or less fine.
@WhiteRoseG
TailScale is not limited to 3 only. Just go join any open source repo Org., contribute to their readme file, or create an org on github and join it from the account you wish to use for TS. That'll unlock a higher tier of TS devices. Enough to keep your needs met for many years. Unless you run a VPS farm of hundreds or thousands of devices.
Buy vps with best ping and the biggest bandwidth for 10/yr, set up ikev2+ipsec host on it, connect any number of machines to this VPN, they will all "see" each other.
https://najad.dev/blog/how-to-remotely-access-your-pc-from-anywhere-using-tailscale-and-microsoft-remote-desktop/
This will improve the latency?
https://vpnwired.com/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-ikev2/
Depends on rdp client/server locations and availability of low latency/good bandwidth vpn host.
Theoretical perceived latency will be
(latency from rdp server to vpn + latency from rdp client to vpn) x 2You can use Cloudflare Tunnel to securely connect to your Windows machine without needing a static IP. Here’s a simple guide:
Set up Cloudflare Tunnel for your network. You can install the Cloudflare Connector (cloudflared) on your Windows machine.
Once configured, create a tunnel to expose your Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) port securely.
Cloudflare will provide you with a unique hostname or URL, which you can use to connect to your machine through RDP.
This eliminates the need for a static IP and ensures a secure connection. Check out Cloudflare’s documentation for step-by-step instructions. Let me know if you need help with the setup!
I use Tailscale between my Macs and it works great. Try that, there is a free tier as well.
Oh... I should have read more messages
A good start, but I think this is a case of ELI5 for most people especially if unfamiliar with cloudflare/zero trust
Hello! I can help you out. I want to setup a page dedicated to zero trust configs. I will explain briefly how it works and go more into detail when I have more time. You will install a tunnel (Cloudflared) on a device in your network. This will be your entry point. Then you configure your authentication method we use I use Azure. Next you setup the client and your Gateway firewall rules. You can configure the rules like a firewall block all at the bottom and allow at the top. I know this is like super basic but yeah hit me up if you want to know more.