I'm glad the payload was usable and the author has fixed their problem, it's an interesting challenge.
However, there are other approaches. A public IP per client isn't going to be nearly as expensive as a VM per client, and lets you route your clients by target. Or you could route by source IP: either by having the client register their IPs, or with some combination with seeing where folk log in from.
Neither is necessary, though, given inspection does appear to work.
However, there are other approaches. A public IP per client isn't going to be nearly as expensive as a VM per client, and lets you route your clients by target. Or you could route by source IP: either by having the client register their IPs, or with some combination with seeing where folk log in from.
Neither is necessary, though, given inspection does appear to work.