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Have you considered moving from tinc to Wireguard?
by emit_time 7y ago
Have you considered moving from tinc to Wireguard?
- masterfooo 7y agoI use both, and one thing I found that is sucky about WG is that it does not work well with the Windows firewall. I need to give full permission to an app to be able to access ip addresses routed by WG. Tinc does not have this problem.
- LinuxBender 7y agoWG also doesn't do dynamic mesh routing. With tinc, I can have a network path down, and my mesh will find it's way around it. Tinc is slower than WG, but I will take that hit for the benefit of availability. (my preference anyway) One thing I noticed with tinc is that it does not take advantage of sysctl network tuning. I had to increase the network buffers for that dynamic routing to not make as much of a noticeable slowdown. Cipher = aes-128-cbc ClampMSS = yes UDPRcvBuf = 81920000 UDPSndBuf = 81920000 Compression = 0
- mavidser 7y agoYes, I've been meaning to give it a go for a while now. Couldn't use it initially because of (then) lack of availability on BSD.