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不少人正在尋找自建的overlay network解決方案，如NetBird、Nebula或Netmaker。現有工具各有利弊，你正在比較選項並尋求經驗分享。這類工具適用於打造安全、跨地域的私有網路，尤其適合自家伺服器使用者或對資料自主性有要求的人。試問：你選哪個，為何？#VNEthz #overlayNetwork #NetBird #Nebula #Netmaker

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1oendmc/state_of_overlay_networks/

Have all the mesh #VPN providers like #tailscale #zerotier #netmaker a solution where you can host the server yourself aka being not reliant on the company like #headscale? Or is this unique to tailscale? #VPN #Wireguard #meshvpn

I wrote a deep dive about #mesh #VPN solutions, with #NAT traversal and such. Featured: #Yggdrasil, #tinc, #Tailscale, #Zerotier, #Nebula, #Netmaker. "Easily Accessing All Your Stuff with a Zero-Trust Mesh VPN" at https://changelog.complete.org/archives/10478-easily-accessing-all-your-stuff-with-a-zero-trust-mesh-vpn

Thanks to those that participated in the previous thread, and particularly @tailscale .

There are some interesting options these days and I hope to see them continue to gain traction!

Update: Looks like some candidantes include: #Tinc (sort of the OG mesh network VPN, which I didn't realize can do NAT traversal), #Tailscale (fully Open Source if the #Headscale frontend is used), #Nebula, #Netmaker (not entirely clear but I THINK this is also open source). Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

@tc Thank you - yeah, that Open Source #Tailscale implementation sounds interesting! Has anyone compared #Tailscale, #Nebula, #Zerotier, and/or #Netmaker?

I can no longer recommend #netmaker 18.5 release doesn't have the ability to route traffic out to the internet via an egress node

#tech #vpn

If you've ever wanted to set up a #wireguard mesh network then #netmaker might be for you. I've written up a blog post here: https://tech.davidfield.co.uk/2023/03/25/netmaker-wireguard-mesh-vpn/ which shows how to do this.

There is also included in this some work I'm doing with #tailscale which might help resolve part of my ask.

#techblog #blog #vpn #network #selfhosted #homelan #homelab #howto

Today I found out that if I add tailscal to a #netmaker #woreguard VPN, by default the routing allows the remote access to my #tailscale lan from the #Wireguard #vpn

Kinda useful,

#tech #tinkering

The complexity around security of even a #homelab has got to the point troubleshooting is a nightmare.

I set #netmaker up on #digitalocean this weekend then suddenly I started getting #certificate issues on the dashboard.

Thought it was #cloudflare so moved the #nameserver back to #hover turns out is was #nextdns blocking the site because "reasons"

a quick add to an Allowlist and everything is fine with the world again..

Loving #netmaker will work really well I think

#vpn #Wireguard #digitalocean #foss

protip of the day: if you don't want someone to connect to a service running on your server then don't run said service publicly, use a #SDN or a #VPN

#Wireguard #ZeroTier #netmaker

@danny6167 good to hear. I've been using #wireguard for a couple of years now - native tunnels, using #NetMaker as a controller, and indirectly through #Tailscale. Using #WireGuard is a given, the question for me is how to manage it.