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Well this is not the kind of thing I want to see in a tool I'm using to secure my networks: > This is a fork of the original work of place1. Since the upstream is currently poorly maintained, we try to add new features and keep the project up to date and in a working state.
What is the recommend wireguard mesh solution where peers can easily join and leave and shortest connection paths are automatically determined? I want to setup a way to access my mobile home office subnet (behind cellular which doesn't allow incoming) and two other subnets sites and some mobile devices which come and go.
The managed backend/NAT broker is free up to 50 machines, or you can run the open source server yourself.
What is the recommend wireguard mesh solution where peers can easily join and leave and shortest connection paths are automatically determined? I want to setup a way to access my mobile home office subnet (behind cellular which doesn't allow incoming) and two other subnets sites and some mobile devices which come and go.
https://zerotier.com/ The managed backend/NAT broker is free up to 50 machines, or you can run the open source server yourself.
What is the recommend wireguard mesh solution where peers can easily join and leave and shortest connection paths are automatically determined? I want to setup a way to access my mobile home office subnet (behind cellular which doesn't allow incoming) and two other subnets sites and some mobile devices which come and go.
Well this is not the kind of thing I want to see in a tool I'm using to secure my networks: > This is a fork of the original work of place1. Since the upstream is currently poorly maintained, we try to add new features and keep the project up to date and in a working state.
So ask the developer how you can pay them to get the support you want.