The NAT router must only be configured on the server side. It would be good to have three manuals. A first manual that would focus on configuring a NAT server so that a server behind it can be contacted. The fundamental problem is: there are as many configuration interfaces as there are NAT routers. Then, a second manual on SSH. It would reference the first manual in cases it is necessary, i.e., when the server is behind a NAT. And, finally, a manual on VNC to get a remote desktop within the local network (easy, no need for SSH nor for traversing a router) and, in another section, through Internet (reference to the previous manual to first get an SSH connection). But, again, graphical interfaces through the Internet are very slow. To the point of being unusable.

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