There are a number of ways you can expose your desktops or servers or routers or monitoring systems to the internet and thus be able to access them from anywhere.
Among those I know of and have used in the past the simplest is probably RDP on a custom port and with some additional security like a vpn tunnel and / or MFT, like Duo. Many NAS have inbuilt options to access them outside your network and probably most routers and monitoring systems have ways of doing this with some additional configuration, plugins and what not.
My question is whether there is a way to tie a few or all resources /devices together granting you access to everything in your network behind a secure logon? As if you were on you home desktop through which you manage it all anyway? I guess you could just RDP that desktop and problem solved of course, but if you wanted it accessible and presented via a web interface on a sub of a site you own? Kind of a SoHo Portal to your lan?
Does it make any sense?
Among those I know of and have used in the past the simplest is probably RDP on a custom port and with some additional security like a vpn tunnel and / or MFT, like Duo. Many NAS have inbuilt options to access them outside your network and probably most routers and monitoring systems have ways of doing this with some additional configuration, plugins and what not.
My question is whether there is a way to tie a few or all resources /devices together granting you access to everything in your network behind a secure logon? As if you were on you home desktop through which you manage it all anyway? I guess you could just RDP that desktop and problem solved of course, but if you wanted it accessible and presented via a web interface on a sub of a site you own? Kind of a SoHo Portal to your lan?
Does it make any sense?