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In my experience this is basically a turnkey setup with Tinc though as it handles all the key sharing transparently, and in your example will only use computer
by kitotik 6y ago
In my experience this is basically a turnkey setup with Tinc though as it handles all the key sharing transparently, and in your example will only use computer b to do the initial handshake and then let computer a talk directly to computer c. This is especially useful when you have large mesh networks across various LANs and WAN.
- gpm 6y agoI haven't used tinyc - but that does sound like an improvement over wireguard.