Need Help to secure remote VPS connection using SoftEther
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2018 4:10 pm
Hi,
I am looking for advice in order to create a secure connection between my PC and a remote VPS Windows server 2012R2 (Cloud)
The remote VPS has only one virtual network (Virtio network drivers, and Proxmox as virtual framework), and only one Public IP.
My idea is to use SoftEther to accomplish this project, but I am newbie regarding this type of configurations, and I appreciate any advice can help me.
As configuration I suppose that in my case (just one network card with public IP), I have to follow this tutorial:
https://www.softether.org/4-docs/2-howt ... into_Cloud
But I am not sure if this is the best and only way to create the connection client to site.
Regarding security consideration, my idea is to use certificate ( do I need to use as well password or not?), and for this I need some help (like links, guide, tutorial) to configure it. Another one security consideration is to close all Windows server ports with a soft-firewall, but I am not sure about witch SoftEther ports I will need to leave open.
Any help will be appreciate
thank you for this great project
Nolo
I am looking for advice in order to create a secure connection between my PC and a remote VPS Windows server 2012R2 (Cloud)
The remote VPS has only one virtual network (Virtio network drivers, and Proxmox as virtual framework), and only one Public IP.
My idea is to use SoftEther to accomplish this project, but I am newbie regarding this type of configurations, and I appreciate any advice can help me.
As configuration I suppose that in my case (just one network card with public IP), I have to follow this tutorial:
https://www.softether.org/4-docs/2-howt ... into_Cloud
But I am not sure if this is the best and only way to create the connection client to site.
Regarding security consideration, my idea is to use certificate ( do I need to use as well password or not?), and for this I need some help (like links, guide, tutorial) to configure it. Another one security consideration is to close all Windows server ports with a soft-firewall, but I am not sure about witch SoftEther ports I will need to leave open.
Any help will be appreciate
thank you for this great project
Nolo