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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<title>👨💻 Home VPN Server</title>
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# Home VPN Server/Remote Desktop Connection (Summer 2024)
## Overview
- Implemented a VPN Server running on Ubuntu VM within on-premise host PC running Windows OS utilizing [OpenVPN](https://openvpn.net/).
- Configured bridged network adapters enabling DHCP to lease a private address to the VM as opposed to NAT against the host machine’s private IP.
- Configured port forwarding to VPN Server.
- Allowed for remote connection to LAN to remote into my desktop PC without need for windows server license.
- Supported connection to VPN server over terminal and supported RDC onto home desktop.
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