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When you say other networks, do you mean you're connected to these other networks in some way either locally or via VPN, or are you trying to access these computers remotely without doing that?
If it's the latter, you could VNC or RDP on different ports for each computer you want to connect to, and tunnel those ports through SSH so when you connect to those ports using VNC/RDP, it gets tunneled through SSH to the network the remote computer is on. You should be able to have multiple SSH connections open at once, and in theory of the VNC/RDP connection is over a different port for each machine, you should be able to have multiple instances open at once. This obviously requires an open port for SSH, a keypair, and a computer to connect to via ssh on each network. Do not set up an open port for SSH using a password, you shit is going to get hammered constantly once you open a port, even an obscure one, so you really need to use a keypair. Usually I'd recommend a Rasperry Pi plugged directly into the router on each network to do this, but since they're so hard to get, you're going to have to try to use something like an Orange Pi if you go for this type of setup. This setup would probably run you $20-$40 in one time costs to setup per network.
Chrome Remote Desptop may also be an option if you don't mind using Google shit.
If you are connected to the other networks locally or via VPN already, just use VNC and set a different obscure port for each machine.
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