@spanky_rockets - eviltoast
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  • Simple solution would be a RPI or router that connects back to your home with wireguard/openvpn so you have a device that you can ping

    Thanks for your reply, this was my initial idea but then I thought it’d be a lot less moving parts to ping the router wan itself. However I realize if the router loses power that i.p could very well get served to someone else and then I’d just be pinging them instead lol.

    Probably will end up doing this. In this case I would ping the wireguard i.p. of the device from another wireguard enabled device, correct?

    These probes allow tunneling backwards (when enabled) and also do some other local device monitoring. All running on RPI type devices with local wan or 4g

    Not sure what you mean exactly by tunneling backwards, could you elaborate?

    Thanks again!