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Why don't you use zerotier / tailscale
by 2Gkashmiri 2y ago
Why don't you use zerotier / tailscale
- LoganDark 2y agoBecause those aren't peer-to-peer in reality. They're peer-to-peer in terms of a virtual network that's often (not necessarily, but certainly in this case) implemented using a central server anyway.
- mynameisvlad 2y agoHow is Tailscale not P2P? Just because there's a central server for discovery and key exchange does not somehow make it not peer-to-peer. If the actual communications between two clients is P2P then, by definition, the VPN is P2P. Because that's the actual part people are talking about when they talk about VPNs.
- aborsy 2y agoThose are peer to peer. The coordination server manages the public keys, and exchanges the ip addresses initially. After that peers connect directly. Relays are involved only briefly initially.