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Having been travelling just now with Wireguard as my primary VPN the main thing I noticed is it's completely unusable on airport wifi. So the big feature I nee
by XorNot 1y ago
Having been travelling just now with Wireguard as my primary VPN the main thing I noticed is it's completely unusable on airport wifi.
So the big feature I need is any sort of gateway which works over port 80 or 443 natively - ideally at a subpath so it's easy put behind a reverse proxy.
- ChromaticPanic 1y agoAre you saying the protocol is being blocked? I have used Wireguard over 443 at airports with no issues.
- XorNot 1y agoUDP can be blocked. Doesn't affect browsing DNS is local anyway. However it's arranged generally rovust VPN requires being able to send TCP over a well known port - which Wireguard by default doesn't do. So I'm currently looking for an Android VPN app which can multiplex via a long live lived TLS connection.
- master_crab 1y agoThis. Our courtesy corp network (for people’s personal devices) has a number of open ports on TCP. But almost none on UDP. Had to put an exception (favor really) with network security to open a port on UDP for my VPN
- hdgvhicv 1y agoSome IsPs block WireGuard regardless of the port - I’ve got entry nodes on 53, 443 and a high port and some places (Egypt was quite common) block them all - I assume with deep packet inspection looking for the WireGuard headers