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ZeroTier, Tailscale, and several other UDP based mesh protocols will sometimes work in “free” mode on planes, but it tends to be horrifically slow.
by api 2y ago
ZeroTier, Tailscale, and several other UDP based mesh protocols will sometimes work in “free” mode on planes, but it tends to be horrifically slow.
- ale42 2y agoDid they forget to block UDP? Or they left it totally open for DNS to work?!
- fullspectrumdev 2y agoUsually: it’s left open to unfuck DNS. Some of them will try force you to use their local resolver, but often UDP will be left open (or left open on port 53) because it is easier. When they force a local resolver you can often tunnel over DNS requests, though this only works sometimes :)
- slt2021 2y agosetup your wireguard server on udp/53 and voila.
- kccqzy 2y agoIf UDP is completely open, then QUIC would work too. Quite a bit of the public Internet works fine with QUIC. And there's already a protocol to proxy over QUIC, called MASQUE.