Ann Onymous

I’ve used wireguard for a few years. The container isn’t essential, but I prefer to have all my service configs contained and separate from the host OS.

So basically you’ll just have one WAN->LAN port forward for Wireguard. Connect to that remotely, and you’ll be able to access everything inside your LAN.

+1 for ddg’s bang operators. I use !w for Wikipedia, !gsc for Google scholar, !py for Python docs, !pypi, !imdb, and !tvdb frequently. Here’s a searchable list: https://duckduckgo.com/bangs