are accessible even that devices having active VPN connection.

cloudflared (tunnel, in their "zero trust" stuff) is the easiest and free, if your VPN cannot do split tunnel. Though your services are theoretically exposed to the internet via CF,

Or you could probably construct your own VPN that routes local traffic through tailscale and everything else through the third-party VPN, hosted on some VPS. there might be some solution out there tha

As title says, how to solve the problem of accessing services hosted on a local network behind CGNAT while using a third party VPN, for example, Windscribe or ProtonVPN?

I found it easy to use Outline VPN with just a few simple setup steps. If you're having trouble choosing a provider, you can replace it with AWS Lightsail Tokyo. Its quality was quite reliable during

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Try iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p [tcp/udp] --dport [port to forward] -j DNAT --to-destination [computer's IP address on VPN interface]:[same port] for each port you want to forward. TCP and UDP ar

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* My VPS which I use as a wireguard VPN

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@arnoldz geoip issue, its all in Amsterdam but it still sucks if you use it for a VPN and websites register it as Germany. Hope IPXO can get that sorted for Chunkserve but IPXO sucks ass. Hope Chunkse

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I used the services from spiketelecom.com/services/vps/ and had a great experience. I was in Beijing last month and it worked perfectly. You only need the 1GB-1CPU package, as the IP might get blocked

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