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--- pi:remote_access [2025/04/14 22:00] – m0mzf
+++ pi:remote_access [2025/04/14 22:08] (current) – [Remotely accessing your Pi - Roll your own!] m0mzf
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 ======= Remotely accessing your Pi - Roll your own!=======
-Unsurprisingly there are many solutions to this particular cat; is the client Windows or Linux, do you have an internet connection with a public-facing IP address, do you want to roll your own or use / purchase a commercial solution, what on the Pi do you want to access; all these questions and scenarios have different solutions. This "guide" is mostly geared towards packet operators running LinBPQ on a headless Pi, so let's get into it!
+Unsurprisingly there are many solutions to this particular cat; is the client Windows or Linux, do you have an internet connection with a public-facing IP address, do you want to roll your own or use / purchase a third party solution, what on the Pi do you want to access; all these questions and scenarios have different solutions. This "guide" is mostly geared towards packet operators with limited network / Linux / Pi experience running LinBPQ on a headless Pi, so let's get into it!
 =====IP addresses, ports, and the internet=====
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 ====SSH====
+< To do >
 Public / Private keys
 SOCKS proxying; browser / telnet
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 <code> ssh [email protected] </code>
-=======Remotely accessing your Pi - Commercial solutions=======
+=======Remotely accessing your Pi - Third party solutions=======
 To do!
   * Tailscale - wireguard made super easy
   * Anydesk - remote desktop made easy
   * Rustdesk - remote desktop made easy and open source