If you can rent a vps you can use it as a relay server. You setup sshd on your home pc and ssh to the vps with the -R flag. ssh -R 8022:localhost:22 user@relay As long as the connection is live you can ssh to the server via relay. If you set GatewayPorts to yes on the relay in sshd_config then it will act as an open port on your home pc and anyone will be able to connect to it over the internet with ssh -p 8022 user@relay so make sure to secure it correctly, only allow ssh keys etc. If you set GatewayPorts to no, then only clients connected to the relay will be able to connect to the server, this is a must have if you’re gonna use unsecure protocols like VNC. First ssh to the server ssh user@relay next ssh user@localhost -p 8022 or one line, especially useful when combined with -i to point at the home pc’s ssh key stored on the client ssh -J user@relay user@localhost -p 8022 You can also setup VNC over ssh. Add 2nd -R on home pc with vnc ports ssh -R 5901:localhost:5901 user@relay or together ssh -R 8022:localhost:22 -R 5901:localhost:5901 user@relay On the client ssh with the -L flag ssh -L 5091:localhost:5091 user@relay Now you can connect your VNC client to localhost:1