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Tunnelling VPN through SSH mac

taylorconor95 · 2013-01-10 11:08:28

I have a VPN server set up on my Raspberry Pi at home, and it works really well, except when I'm stuck behind my college's firewall. I can SSH into it through commonly open firewall ports, but I was wondering if I could do the same with VPN. The way I see it is it should work, since there are 4 ports that I know of open…

10-01-2013 11:08am

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taylorconor95

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I have a VPN server set up on my Raspberry Pi at home, and it works really well, except when I'm stuck behind my college's firewall. I can SSH into it through commonly open firewall ports, but I was wondering if I could do the same with VPN.

The way I see it is it should work, since there are 4 ports that I know of open that I can SSH to my Raspberry Pi through (Not port 22 however!), but VPN just won't work. I have tried for the last two hours, but no luck. Has anyone done something like this before?

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#2 10-01-2013 7:14pm

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If it's open VPN have you tried changing the port it listens on to one of the open one's and forwarding that port from your router to the Pi.

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