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# Dappnode VPN

## What is Dappnode VPN? <a href="#what-is-remote-connect" id="what-is-remote-connect"></a>

Dappnode VPN is a package (either Wireguard or OpenVPN) that allows remote connections to your Dappnode machine from anywhere in the world on almost any device.

* Want to check your Dappnode machine on your iPhone while taking a walk? VPN ✅
* Want to update a package using your laptop while waiting for a flight? VPN ✅
* Want to isolate your Dappnode machine on its own network but still access it? VPN ✅

The VPN solution is super easy and works in nearly every environment. No need to open any ports on your router or fiddle with config files etc. It works from both your home WiFi and from anywhere in the world with just one configuration.

So let’s get it set up!

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