Passthrough VPN is a forwarding functionality for messaging from a VPN client to a VPN server.
You have two options when connecting to your local (home) network from a remote location (airport) and want to use VPN. 1 – Your home router has embedded VPN server functionality and can act as a VPN server. In this case, you can initiate a VPN connection to your router and access resources on your home network. 2 – Your home router does NOT have a VPN server functionality and can NOT act as a VPN server. In this case, you must run your own VPN server on your local network (behind the router). You cannot connect directly to the server, which is on your local network (the router will not allow this), and therefore you need some forwarding of messaging from your VPN client (on your notebook) to your VPN server (inside the network). And this forwarding functionality is called “Passthrough VPN”.
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The mesh is a collection of nodes, a lighthouse, and an admin center. The user device is a node, a server is a node, cloud stack is a node, LAN access box is a node.
