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      <title>Connecting to a ROS Master Over a VPN</title>
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      <description>Preamble This is a nice build on from my previous post on creating a VPN server. If you are using ROS and a VPN server it is possible to remotely connect to the ROS master on one of your robots from either another robot or other device. Basically the only requirement is that both systems are clients on the VPN and can run ROS. It also helps if you have provisioned each system with a static IP address, again details are in my previous post on creating a VPN server.</description>
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      <title>Setting Up an OpenVPN Server on AWS EC2</title>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 26 Feb 2022 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      
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      <description>Preamble Using This Guide Cloud Compute Setup Creating an EC2 Instance Selecting an AMI Selecting an Instance Type Security Group Static/ Elastic IP Address Server Side Setup Connecting Using SSH Modify the Hostname Installing OpenVPN and Easy RSA Configuring the OpenVPN Server Packet Forwarding and Firewall Setting up the Server Side Keys and Certs Generating Client Keys Creating the Unified .ovpn Client File Client Setup Connecting Client Side Network Manager Options Alternatives Assigning Clients a Static IP Server Maintenance Operations Useful Commands Issuing Additional Clients the Easy Way Revoking a Client Resources and Further Reading Hey you!</description>
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