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Well, there's road-warrior, and then there's road-warrior. I've been trying out Glorytun, it does multi-path VPN with a relatively similar wire format to WireG
by microcolonel 6y ago
Well, there's road-warrior, and then there's road-warrior.
I've been trying out Glorytun, it does multi-path VPN with a relatively similar wire format to WireGuard. Being mostly indoors, due to the microbial boogaloo, I've not been trying it with the most interesting applications.
- jcims 6y agoWould like to use something like this to aggregate a few DSL connections. Any idea how well it works for that use case?
- microcolonel 6y agoIt seems to work well when the connections are of roughly equal speed and stability, so that sounds like a rather ideal use case. :+ ) I think it'll need work for connections with varied performance.
- jcims 6y agoNice! Thanks for the reply, May have to give this a go.
- tsukurimashou 6y agoI looked into aggregating DSL connections in the past, a few years ago I think you had to get your own router for that as well as a VPS. OVH launched a service "over the box" that goes just that, they provide a router and a VPS where a VPN runs. They claimed you'd get a total bandwidth equals to the sum of all connections and I think it's not required for the connections to be similar in bandwidth.