I require that my other LAN use my server as the main DNS (with caching and forwarding), and I would like to keep the DNS on the LAN and not internet. I don't want the internet to be able to know about my internal "websites/links", etc.
Hello everyone,
I have some client PCs that have to access to a remote database and internal (also remote) system that I don't want to be accessible through the internet. I would prefer to have it only at a intranet level and in a secure way.
If possible I would like that only the internal traffic would transit through the tunnels and all the internet related traffic to go "out" through the normal gateway (like it was a normal network).
I thought about VPN, but the VPN, as far as I know, redirects ALL traffic through the tunnel. I thought about configuring a proxy in the specific program, but then I would have also the configure the proxy on the browser of the client PCs so they could connect to the internal websites (not accessible from the internet).
Then I thought about using a ROUTER with ddwrt or something similar to make the VPN connection and with some routes (I have fixed public IP on my server in another location) redirect all "internal" traffic to the VPN connection and all others through the normal connection.
What would be, in your opinion, the best option taking in account also security? (the best option does not necessarely need to be one of those mentioned above).
Thanks a lot!
FreiheitPT

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