I have a WINDOWS application running in a VM listening for incoming connections on port 1234 that I want the outside world to be able to connect to without coming in over the VPN.
The VM currently has PIA installed as a VPN client, but it doesn't allow split tunneling so if I start it up, the outside world can no longer reach the application.
I'm trying to figure out
a) who offers a VPN service that allows split-tunneling
b) and they would need to allow me to set a rule that says all traffic coming in on 0.0.0.0 port 1234 should be accepted
c) traffic initiated by the application running on the VM would use the VPN
Note I will likely need to change the VPN connection every couple of days so would like to set up something that doesn't require me to make changes when I change my VPN connection.
Thanks for any ideas. This is one of those things I thought would be easy but turns out it's not so obvious. I spent days getting the application and database up and working and now that it is, I had a DUH!! moment and am stuck.
Thanks!
The VM currently has PIA installed as a VPN client, but it doesn't allow split tunneling so if I start it up, the outside world can no longer reach the application.
I'm trying to figure out
a) who offers a VPN service that allows split-tunneling
b) and they would need to allow me to set a rule that says all traffic coming in on 0.0.0.0 port 1234 should be accepted
c) traffic initiated by the application running on the VM would use the VPN
Note I will likely need to change the VPN connection every couple of days so would like to set up something that doesn't require me to make changes when I change my VPN connection.
Thanks for any ideas. This is one of those things I thought would be easy but turns out it's not so obvious. I spent days getting the application and database up and working and now that it is, I had a DUH!! moment and am stuck.
Thanks!
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