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Yea, I inferred that was the purpose of the tags, though I didn't see the capability mentioned explicitly anywhere. It doesn't seem like a fundamental limitati
by generalizations 4y ago
Yea, I inferred that was the purpose of the tags, though I didn't see the capability mentioned explicitly anywhere.
It doesn't seem like a fundamental limitation; if innernet let a single machine have multiple wireguard interfaces, each on different subnets, that would seem to be an elegant solution. But I didn't see mention of that, either.
- McNutty 4y agoIIRC, what you suggested is exactly how zerotier implements it
- generalizations 4y agoHuh. I think you're right. Though, zerotier uses central servers, has a significant performance hit compared to a wireguard solution, and is an L2 rather than L3 solution (the last isn't really a downside though).