Hi guys We recently got fiber at home here in germany The problem is that the provider doesn ...

[G+_jan engelen]

Hi guys. We recently got fiber at home here in germany. The problem is that the provider doesn't have enough ipv4 addresses so they use a trick and put a lot of people on the same ip. Of course I can not reach my own network from outside. I have a mikrotik routerboard here and at my parents place who have another provider and their own ipv4. How do I set up a vpn connection between the 2 boards so that I can get from my parents external ip to my network. My normal traffic should not go via the vpn because I would loose a lot of speed. Only incoming traffic should answer via the vpn. Anyone here that knows his way around mikrotik and routeros? Thanx Jan.

[G+_jan engelen]

Forgot to mention that I have an ipv6 address but I'm not using it on my mikrotik router only on the fiber modem. So maybe there is another easier / better / faster solution?

[G+_Black Merc]

Hak5.org has you answer, with their new tool that can link two incompatible networks together via. reverse shell and a private cloud that you control! "Lan turtle" is the tool.

[G+_Jason Marsh]

I use TeamViewer frequently, and there's an option with it to use your own TeamViewer VPN. This runs client-side, so it doesn't directly leverage the mikrotik hardware or routerOS, but does the job pretty well.

[G+_Jason Marsh]

For RouterOS-specific help, have a look at...

http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/PPTP_Server_With_Profile

and

http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/L2TP

[G+_Ben Reese]

Another option is to use a virtual cloud server like Digital Ocean (TWIT sponsor) to AWS. The cloud server can host the VPN server and you wouldn't lose the bandwidth that you might lose routing through your parents' network.

 

Regardless though, you'll need static routing rules to direct the traffic on how to get out.

[G+_menard go]

I have the same problem.. my internet is shared within our building. Im interested in the solutions available here. VPS is an easier solution but I would prefer having my own low powered box as a vpn server

[G+_jan engelen]

Thanx for all the replies. Teamviewer is not a great solution because I have some hamradio devices listening on specific ports. I have read about tunnel brokers and cloud servers but like Menard I would like to use my own boxes. Routeros is quite difficult to set up. I read those 2 pages ?.