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I tried using it but unlike IPSEC/SSL VPNs, it doesn't punch through many firewalls. Not Wireguard fault, but in my case IPSEC worked better. I guess I could e
by m-p-3 8y ago
I tried using it but unlike IPSEC/SSL VPNs, it doesn't punch through many firewalls.
Not Wireguard fault, but in my case IPSEC worked better. I guess I could encapsulate it, but it's just annoying to do and on some platforms it's just too much trouble.
- Tharre 8y agoWireGuard supports persistent keepalives to punch through most firewalls[0]. If your firewall blocks UDP packets in general, you're in a world of pain either way, since TCP over TCP is pretty bad. [0] https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/#nat-and-firewall-traversal-persistence https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/#nat-and-firewall-trave...
- whisk3rs 8y agoTry Wireguard on port 4500; this is usually allowed by any firewall/filter that allows ipsec.