Use SoftEther vpn session for back connection

[iserver]

Greeting, Dear forum members, I came to You with such a trouble: "My ISP hides clients behind the NAT, and I need to make my router visible from the internet for back connection". Now I have to use "vpnstaticip.com" service. My router creates a PPTP connection with their VPN server and receive ip like 94.229.X.X. Then DynDNS service helps me to connect back by name xxxx.dyndns.com. It works great, but costs a lot of money. I've got my own server with "Win 2003 Server" with external ip like 212.48.X.X, so I decided to create own VPN server, to use it instead of paid service. But setting Windows 2003 Server is too difficult for me, as I see, so I disabled native VPN, and decided to try SoftEther VPN server. I used manuals, to confgire it. I started a SecureNAT service, my router successfuly connects and receive internal ip like 192.168.0.X. And the main question is - Is it possible to configure SoftEther, to translate external requests to server 212.48.X.X back to router through VPN connection like "vpnstaticip.com" service does it ?

P.S Thank's for Your help and advices.

[cedar]

Did you mean that the VPN client and the VPN server sharing a same global IP address?
Of course, it's impossible to do it with all ports.
If you want to transfer only specific port, good to use ssh instead of SoftEther.

[iserver]

cedar, thanks. You're 100% right. Of course not all ports cause they are used by server. Don't You know if there is any documentation of how to use ssh in such way ? I mean - to share one ip, but use some ports like 8888 / 8887 for back connection throug vpn session to client.

[raafat]

Hello There!. do you desire to "Redirect external requests" that come to your server, which is exposed publicly, to your router that is connected to your server via a SE VPN connection because the router is behind a NATed network ?, is that it ?