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| Both solutions [[docs:guide-user:services:nas:samba]] and [[docs:guide-user:services:nas:nfs.server]] do not offer security though encryption and are thus only suited for use in a closed intranet. If you need to remotely access files over the internet, it is better to use an encrypted solution. Whilst not offering as strong an encryption as a VPN, it is quite easy to set up. In this recipe you will be shown how to set up and configure a sshfs instead of using OpenVPN or setting up a encrypted tunnel with [[doc:uci:network]]. sshfs is based on SFTP so you need to install sftp support on the server. | Both solutions [[docs:guide-user:services:nas:samba]] and [[docs:guide-user:services:nas:nfs.server]] do not offer security though encryption and are thus only suited for use in a closed intranet. If you need to remotely access files over the internet, it is better to use an encrypted solution. Whilst not offering as strong an encryption as a VPN, it is quite easy to set up. In this recipe you will be shown how to set up and configure a sshfs instead of using OpenVPN or setting up a encrypted tunnel with [[docs:guide-user:network]]. sshfs is based on SFTP so you need to install sftp support on the server. |
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