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Maybe I'm missing something important. Is this purely an overlay network on top of regular IP with regular ISPs? Or have the got their own physical layer that I
by RainyDayTmrw 1y ago
Maybe I'm missing something important. Is this purely an overlay network on top of regular IP with regular ISPs? Or have the got their own physical layer that I missed during reading? My confusion comes from LAN usually implying physical layer colocation. Otherwise, wouldn't it be a WAN?
- userbinator 1y agoThe network is made up of independently operated and heterogeneous nodes (currently three nodes, a mix of Debian using strongSwan and OpenBSD using iked), which peer over IPSec links. It's a VPN connecting sites together to form something like a LAN, but geographically separated. Multinational company "LAN"s are set up in a similar fashion.