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Access All droplets use vpn in digital ocean ?

Posted June 18, 2016 5k views
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hi.. i have several VM in digital ocean. but i want access spesific VM only access from vpn users. anyone can help ? but i want only vpn users to access service in all vm like apache for internal.

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sierracircle June 19, 2016

Do you have one droplet set up as a VPN Server yet? That would be the first step.

Also:
have private networking set up on each droplet
make all the other droplets a client of the VPS Server

If you can get that far, the rest can be done with IPTable rules

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  • imammuslim0608 July 31, 2016

    thanks best practice im try vm in DO be vpn client and connect to my vpn router :D

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    • sierracircle July 31, 2016

      You might consider making your router a client, and one of your vm the server.

      Your router might be turned off, or the power go out. But your vm will stay on all the time, so it makes a better server, in my opinion.

      Having your router as a client rather than a server will keep your network intact even if your router is stopped.

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