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I have tried looking around a lot to find some answers around this topic. My end goal is to run Ubuntu Server on a Hyper-V VM. I want to be able to port forward my ssh ability and also port forward the Transmission GUI but want everything else ran through a VPN. I want all of my torrents to be downloaded only while connected to the VPN. I would also like for the VM to be able to download the files straight to my file server. I am using PIA for my VPN. So I guess I have multiple questions in one.




  1. How do I connect my VM to my PIA VM?

  2. How do I set up a kill switch for it?

  3. How do I allow the Transmission port and the SSH port out on my local ext IP

  4. How do I allow this VM to work with my file server?


My end goal is to be able to download all my torrents safely with a VPN but also want to be able to connect to the Transmission GUI and SSH remotely, then have all of this download to my NAS. Is this at all possible or am I dreaming?






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    I have tried looking around a lot to find some answers around this topic. My end goal is to run Ubuntu Server on a Hyper-V VM. I want to be able to port forward my ssh ability and also port forward the Transmission GUI but want everything else ran through a VPN. I want all of my torrents to be downloaded only while connected to the VPN. I would also like for the VM to be able to download the files straight to my file server. I am using PIA for my VPN. So I guess I have multiple questions in one.




    1. How do I connect my VM to my PIA VM?

    2. How do I set up a kill switch for it?

    3. How do I allow the Transmission port and the SSH port out on my local ext IP

    4. How do I allow this VM to work with my file server?


    My end goal is to be able to download all my torrents safely with a VPN but also want to be able to connect to the Transmission GUI and SSH remotely, then have all of this download to my NAS. Is this at all possible or am I dreaming?






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      I have tried looking around a lot to find some answers around this topic. My end goal is to run Ubuntu Server on a Hyper-V VM. I want to be able to port forward my ssh ability and also port forward the Transmission GUI but want everything else ran through a VPN. I want all of my torrents to be downloaded only while connected to the VPN. I would also like for the VM to be able to download the files straight to my file server. I am using PIA for my VPN. So I guess I have multiple questions in one.




      1. How do I connect my VM to my PIA VM?

      2. How do I set up a kill switch for it?

      3. How do I allow the Transmission port and the SSH port out on my local ext IP

      4. How do I allow this VM to work with my file server?


      My end goal is to be able to download all my torrents safely with a VPN but also want to be able to connect to the Transmission GUI and SSH remotely, then have all of this download to my NAS. Is this at all possible or am I dreaming?






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      I have tried looking around a lot to find some answers around this topic. My end goal is to run Ubuntu Server on a Hyper-V VM. I want to be able to port forward my ssh ability and also port forward the Transmission GUI but want everything else ran through a VPN. I want all of my torrents to be downloaded only while connected to the VPN. I would also like for the VM to be able to download the files straight to my file server. I am using PIA for my VPN. So I guess I have multiple questions in one.




      1. How do I connect my VM to my PIA VM?

      2. How do I set up a kill switch for it?

      3. How do I allow the Transmission port and the SSH port out on my local ext IP

      4. How do I allow this VM to work with my file server?


      My end goal is to be able to download all my torrents safely with a VPN but also want to be able to connect to the Transmission GUI and SSH remotely, then have all of this download to my NAS. Is this at all possible or am I dreaming?






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