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There's also good ol' (newish?) WireGuard on a relay VPS. But I understand how it'd be another extra step that could get in the way for someone unfamiliar with
by jjice 5y ago
There's also good ol' (newish?) WireGuard on a relay VPS. But I understand how it'd be another extra step that could get in the way for someone unfamiliar with the tech.
- arthurcolle 5y agoWireGuard is terrible. ZeroTier is so much better.
- gouggoug 5y agoWould you mind expanding on this? How do wireguard and zerotier compare to each other?
- jjice 5y agoA bit late of a reply, but, to me, wireguard is more of a catchall solution, where as zerotier focuses on one job, accessing internal services externally. Zerotier seems like a fine tool, but I feel like learning how to use wireguard has more opportunity to come in handy later. Not to mention how wireguard is a part of the kernel now, which makes things a bit more convenient as well.
- rubatuga 5y agoFor people who want to use WireGuard to receive a clean IPv4 and IPv6 public address (no blacklist and good reputation), you can check out https://hoppy.network https://hoppy.network All ports are unblocked and you can choose plans with guaranteed speeds of 500Mbit. It’s great for people who self-host, and don’t want to manage a cloud VPS.
- foxpurple 5y agoThis looks awesome. I recently moved and had to get a new ISP and router and I gave up trying to get my home server working because the router firmware is so bugged out that port forwarding doesn’t work.