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I would also suggest Streisand, which offers a nice web page with client config downloads after you've set it up. You can do a WireGuard-only build through the
by teknologist 8y ago
I would also suggest Streisand, which offers a nice web page with client config downloads after you've set it up. You can do a WireGuard-only build through the setup wizard.
https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand
- alchemism 8y agoThese are both excellent suggestions. I rely on Algo for professional uses and Streisand for personal use.
- graedus 8y agoInteresting - would you mind talking a bit about why you chose Algo for professional use and Streisand for personal use? I've been meaning to research them both more closely, but just getting by on manually configured SSH tunneling for the time being.
- tptacek 8y agoI don't recommend Streisand; it spins up a bizarre collection of services. If you're excited about WireGuard (as I am), a huge part of the reason why is not to have all the horrible attack surface of legacy tunneling protocols, cryptography, and tools.
- teknologist 8y agoYou can turn a lot of it off during the setup process. I usually block off most of the ports via ufw, leaving open the bare minimum of ssh and wireguard.
- akerl_ 8y agoIf you’re going to disable the other services, why not use Algo instead