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I am using a paid VPS for hosting game servers. My internet provider is providing me with dynamic IP's not accessible from internet (Nobody can see me - I am behind his internal NAT)

Is it possible to connect my PC to the VPN on the VPS and "get assigned" it's public IP?

The IP of the VPS is 46.36.40.3
The IP of my PC is 93.91.150.68

What I want to do is to connect to the VPS, tell it to bridge everything to my PC so my PC looks like it uses the IP 93.91.150.68 so I am able to be accessible from the internet.

I am not worrying about security or encryption, as the connection will be used only temporarily for testing various software

robusto
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I am sorry I cannot provide more detailed information.

Firstly, set up to use OpenVPN for example to connect to your server. There must be many tutorials.

Routing using that will be like using a NAT router. Afterwards, just the way you would set up a port forwarding on your NAT router, you must set it up Port forwarding for OpenVPN

The only thing you might adjust will be to use a fixed ip for your OpenVPN tunnel.

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  • To be honest, I've already tried to set up OpenVPN on the VPS, I was able to connect to it, but I had no access to public internet and even VPN clients didn't see each other – ffredyk Mar 22 '18 at 15:36