I know that things like RDP and VNC can be used for remote control of clients, but is there any similar tech for transparent routing?
Essentially a SOCKS proxy with a layer of security?
Desired scenario:
XP client A connects to the Internet through ISP 1, uses some software along the veins of a VPN to tunnel to an XP client B connected to the Internet through ISP 2.
All traffic from client A is tunnelled through the Internet through client B, essentially NAT'ing 1 public IP to another.
Not sure if there is software to achieve this due to potential uses, and it would have to be able to be secured (IP and/or authentication).
At the moment all I can think of is to have some way of combining a VPN with SSH for port forwarding, but if anyone knows of a ready-made app it would be handy
Considered OpenSSH, VNC, NAT32, AnalogX Proxy so far, and can't come up with a neat solution for routing (rather than forwarding specific ports from the loopback adapter).