Setting up AirVPN on my Raspberry Pi, Allowing SSH and remote connections to listeners?

[joseluis 1]

Hey guys, been a happy customer of AirVPN for over a year now, however this is the first time I've needed to delve a bit further into the settings. I'm wanting to have my Raspberry Pi (Latest Raspbian) have a constant connection to a VPN, (I think I will go down the openvpn and generate a config file route) However I still want to be able to SSH into my Pi, but also have listeners set up for various applications waiting for a connection. I presume I need to port forward and use SSH on that port? For the listeners something similar? I'm just not 100% of the best way and how to execute, so if someone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thank you!

[LZ1 671]

Hello!

 

Perhaps this guide will be of use.

[ulmwind 6]

pukkaa, you should modify your routing table to answer to ssh port not via VPN-tunnel. You can also define your table to set "reply route" http://serverfault.com/questions/659955/allowing-ssh-on-a-server-with-an-active-openvpn-client