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DIY out of band management: remote console server
DIY out of band management: remote console server.
For the guest WiFi at an event that eventually fell through, we wanted to tunnel all the traffic through my internet connection via my home router.
Because the event is located in another country, many hours of travel away, there are a couple of scenarios where remote control of my home router can be a life-saver.
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