I travel a lot and sometimes I have some restrictions because of that so can you help me with some explanation on which materials will allow me to create my own vpn server to provide me my domestic IP?
Do you just need to bounce off your home network?
If so you can completely skip the VPN and do dynamic port forwarding to an SSH server.
Can do cert + PW and even get a yubikey and do HW MFA.
Secure it, run browser through it as a socks proxy, and call it a day.
All for free, unless you opt for the yubikey, then about $50 USD.
You loose some of the multi connection concurrency advantages by routing through a single connection, but if your speeds are good on both ends (As they would deed to be for VPN anyway) it works great.
I travel international, access my home resources over it, and even stream over it.
If you really do want to do VPN, can do an OpenVPN, again for free, deploy the whole server in a VM platform (like virtualbox, also free) can download it preconfigured except the bits it will ask you for from turnkey.
https://www.turnkeylinux.org/openvpn
MikroTik might be a good option
What are some good ones for a on-promises server?
Without much detail I can’t provide a specific device, but presuming it’s basic requirements you could get a HEX model, which cost around $100
Ohh okay gotchu but let’s say it’s to provide my partners and I domestic IP when we are outside the country (around 15 people)
Depends how fast your lines are - if you’re talking about simultaneous (up to 15) concurrent connections and expecting 100+ mbps you’ll need something a bit more powerful. If you’re not expecting 15 connections concurrently, and slower lines, you can get away with much less. What’s the up/down of the connection?
Ohh okay got it thanks! It’s around 180-250, and sometimes it will be simultaneous. Based on that could you please help me out with this