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> They have to deal with NAT, mobile OSes, etc. Does this imply that the user-space TCP/IP-over-WireGuard trick described here wouldn't work through NAT, or o
by mwcampbell 6y ago
> They have to deal with NAT, mobile OSes, etc.
Does this imply that the user-space TCP/IP-over-WireGuard trick described here wouldn't work through NAT, or on a mobile OS (assuming you can get a Go toolchain up and running)?
- mrkurt 6y agoIt'll work through NAT for sure. We just don't have to think about NAT because we're connecting clients to a network we control. Tailscale is making a mesh across clients behind different NATs. I know they did a bunch of work to get wireguard-go working on iOS. It sounds hard to me!