WireGuard VPN update,
Over on the WireGuard mailing list:
Jason wrote: "WireGuard has been merged into Dave
Miller's net-next tree. That means when Linus Torvalds opens up his
tree for Linux 5.6, Dave will send a pull request to Linus, and
WireGuard will wind up in Linux 5.6. This is big news and
Thanks Lonnie for the info. Very helpful. I'm a big fan too which is why I
asked the question.
After weighing up the pros and cons, I think that I'm going to start using it.
In not concerned from a security perspective as its all unclassified traffic
anyway already running over the public intern
we have kept it simple in that regard.. we use IPSEC tunnels from our linked
sites to the Host for Hosted systems and L2TP client to the site for prem
systems where they hasve remote teleworkers.. (the remote teleworker receives
a MikroTik router ) which connects to the site..
NAT issues a
> On Sep 7, 2019, at 3:25 AM, Michael Knill
> wrote:
>
> Hi Group
>
> In previous discussions I hinted on wanting to build a full telephony network
> with softswitch and with our significant growth in the last couple of months,
> I believe the time has come to kick it off.
> The problem i
Hi Group
In previous discussions I hinted on wanting to build a full telephony network
with softswitch and with our significant growth in the last couple of months, I
believe the time has come to kick it off.
The problem is that although I have had zero issues with Wireguard and its
perfect for
