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      <title>Thanks to OpenBSD and Wireguard it's easy to setup a permanent connection with a remote machine behind a NAT</title>
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Increasingly, new ISP boxes bundling fiber, TV, and all the bells and whistles no longer allow inbound connections from the outside. Unfortunately, that's exactly what I need — I want to reach my home server from anywhere. Thanks to WireGuard as set up on OpenBSD, there's a very simple solution to this. This post explains how to do it.

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