Ok, so I do not know if this is the right forum or site to ask this question to be honest. It applies to Linux, though more applies to a networking issue.
So here is the problem:
I currently live in an apartment that has its own network that is given to them by their ISP. So my router is getting its ip address from their DHCP server/router and then I give out my own IP address via my own router. So Im trying to be able to SSH into my machine, or even just to remote desktop onto my Windows side. I have my router set up accordingly and I can ssh into my machine when I am on their own network (not my own) but when I am away I cannot (because my routers IP address is unique in the apartment complexes network). Does anyone know a solution to this? I was thinking a VPN into their network and then SSH into my own afterwords. Problem is... I'm really not sure if this is a solution and if so, How do I do it?
Thank you for your time, I hope someone has a solution to my problem
So here is the problem:
I currently live in an apartment that has its own network that is given to them by their ISP. So my router is getting its ip address from their DHCP server/router and then I give out my own IP address via my own router. So Im trying to be able to SSH into my machine, or even just to remote desktop onto my Windows side. I have my router set up accordingly and I can ssh into my machine when I am on their own network (not my own) but when I am away I cannot (because my routers IP address is unique in the apartment complexes network). Does anyone know a solution to this? I was thinking a VPN into their network and then SSH into my own afterwords. Problem is... I'm really not sure if this is a solution and if so, How do I do it?
Thank you for your time, I hope someone has a solution to my problem