Comment by pcarroll

Netrinos can be entirely cli on all 3 platforms.

If you install the OpenSSH server on Windows, you can manage Netrinos in a terminal, just like on Linux or Mac. e.g.

https://netrinos.com/cdn/images/screens/windows-terminal.png

https://netrinos.com/cdn/images/screens/linux-terminal.png

On a trip to Europe last year, I tried it from the Air Canada in-flight WiFi somewhere over Iceland. I was able to RDP to my desktop at home, then RDP right back to my laptop on the plane. Performance wasn't great. And it's not a terribly useful use case. But it did work.

Wireguard deserves a lot of credit there. No ports were opened on my home end. And who knows what the plane has for NAT.