VPN question
I am considering build a Virtual Private Network for remote security camera viewing. I don't want to do basic port forwarding for security reasons. I have found that VPN's can be hardware such as ...
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braindead0 wrote:
I am an expert. First off you have to understand that VPN doesn't mean much without knowing the points the virtual private network is connecting. VPN services are designed to secure your browsing, not connect you to your home network and will provide no help with accessing your local security cameras (which I believe is what you want to do).
Why do you think VPN should not be used to connect to a remote network?
"not connect you to your home network and will provide no help with accessing your local security cameras"
VPN was designed exactly for this purpose. Securely connect a computer (or site) to another network using the public Internet. Only recently has the use of VPN shifted to obscure browsing habits and cheat media streaming providers.
