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I can see reasons for why you would like to access them remotely. The bigger question in my mind is why are they connected to the internet so shittily?
When we place devices in customer networks we have the device open a VPN tunnel back to our concentrator node, and route our management traffic through it.
Then the customer firewall blocks anything
incomingas usual, and all we need is the rules to allowoutgoingVPN client traffic andestablishedrules for the responses from the server.I can see value in monitoring them remotely. I'm not sure I see much value in being able to change the temperature setting remotely. If you need to change the setting, there's probably already something wrong...