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What about using something like Hamachi, which does exactly this? &nbsp;Install the Hamachi client on all the remote servers, and you can also restrict who can connect to what.<br />
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What about using something like Hamachi, which does exactly this?  Install the Hamachi client on all the remote servers, and you can also restrict who can connect to what.

https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi/ [https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi/]

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Thanks for the quick response.<br />
I've used that in the past, but i'm looking for something with more configuration. I need to track everything the user does on the machine. Preferably start a screen capture once the user connected. That's why I need to have access to the whole setup. The monitoring I can handle after I figure out a way to setup the vpn the way I'm thinking.
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Thanks for the quick response.
I've used that in the past, but i'm looking for something with more configuration. I need to track everything the user does on the machine. Preferably start a screen capture once the user connected. That's why I need to have access to the whole setup. The monitoring I can handle after I figure out a way to setup the vpn the way I'm thinking.

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I'm currently looking into solutions for my company. We deploy headless servers at business' &nbsp;and have to remote into them to perform maintenance. Currently we use a ssh tunnel to a central server that then routes traffic to the remote server at the site. This provides a way to vnc &quot;securely&quot; to the sites. What I want to do is setup a central vpn in the cloud and have all the site connect to that. The catch is I don't want any of the client servers to have access to each other. Is this possible with vpn or am I needing to look at something else. Also I need to log who connects to the sites, for accountability.
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I'm currently looking into solutions for my company. We deploy headless servers at business'  and have to remote into them to perform maintenance. Currently we use a ssh tunnel to a central server that then routes traffic to the remote server at the site. This provides a way to vnc "securely" to the sites. What I want to do is setup a central vpn in the cloud and have all the site connect to that. The catch is I don't want any of the client servers to have access to each other. Is this possible with vpn or am I needing to look at something else. Also I need to log who connects to the sites, for accountability.

vpn central hub with vnc to clients

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