Comment on FreeBSD 13.2Comments−chungy3yI like Wireguard being in base now.−codetrotter3yNice! I’ve been running a WireGuard VPN for a few years now, to which my FreeBSD servers, my Linux machines, my macOS laptop and my phone all connect.I use this VPN for internal traffic between my machines only. Not as a tunnel for Internet destined web client traffic.I have set up my FreeBSD servers and my Linux machines to have sshd listen on the WireGuard address.On my iPhone I connect to the WireGuard server that I run. Then I can ssh to all of my machines.The machine that runs the WireGuard server to which all of the other machines connect, runs FreeBSD :)−cgeier3yAgreed. And with less drama this time around.−favorited3yAnd hopefully fewer buffer overflows as well.−geraldhh3ytrue. kind of a low bar thou−Gud3yFinally!
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I like Wireguard being in base now.
Nice! I’ve been running a WireGuard VPN for a few years now, to which my FreeBSD servers, my Linux machines, my macOS laptop and my phone all connect.
I use this VPN for internal traffic between my machines only. Not as a tunnel for Internet destined web client traffic.
I have set up my FreeBSD servers and my Linux machines to have sshd listen on the WireGuard address.
On my iPhone I connect to the WireGuard server that I run. Then I can ssh to all of my machines.
The machine that runs the WireGuard server to which all of the other machines connect, runs FreeBSD :)
Agreed. And with less drama this time around.
And hopefully fewer buffer overflows as well.
true. kind of a low bar thou
Finally!