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It is a layer 3 vpn that supports v4 and v6 payloads. It does not support any layer 2 connection like you would get from a tap interface. You can certainly mak
by helper 9y ago
It is a layer 3 vpn that supports v4 and v6 payloads. It does not support any layer 2 connection like you would get from a tap interface.
You can certainly make a mesh of connections between different hosts by adding the remote peer's public key and ip address to each host's configuration. There is nothing in wireguard that makes that automatic though.
- StavrosK 9y agoAh, so to connect N hosts together you need to configure N-1 connections in each of the hosts? That's a bit of a hassle, though not prohibitive. A VPN that's secure and easy to configure would definitely be useful in getting all the components in our infrastructure talking to each other. No need to worry about authentication or encryption, it'd all be handled for you by the VPN.