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Im in Russia now posting this over on a wireguard vpn, using a landline ISP. So far no problems, havent tried on mobile.
by inrussianow 3y ago
Im in Russia now posting this over on a wireguard vpn, using a landline ISP. So far no problems, havent tried on mobile.
- zikduruqe 3y agoAre you using port 51820 or a different port for your Wireguard endpoint? Just curious as I have read where others have used different ports to circumvent DPI.
- inrussianow 3y agoYes im using 51820, but good idea to change it. I actually have 2 setups. One is a home router within a wireguard server builtin, the second is my Tailscale mesh network using an exit node at home in USA.
- zikduruqe 3y agoHa. I run WireGuard and a Tailscale network also. I've read that some people have used port 853 to mimic encrypted DNS or other ports less than 1024 to circumvent some WireGuard limits. I've yet to run into that. Might want to check out https://yggdrasil-network.github.io https://yggdrasil-network.github.io for fun. I used to use it to connect to various networks.
- midasuni 3y agoAre you affected by the annual “internet cutoff” My office in Moscow has IPsec tunnels and is fine, but we also see no outages other than the occasional last mile loss on one of the circuits (not at the same time). Maybe that’s because it’s a business line.
- justsomehnguy 3y agoTry Mullvad. EDIT: :rolleyes: try using Mullvad, specifically WireGuard servers, specifically on mobile providers.
- bombcar 3y agoFrom my days of piercing the great firewall of china, as long as you’re somewhat technically adept AND have access outside somehow AND aren’t currently in the crosshairs it’ll work fine.