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do anyone know anything about wireguard? I have a VPS, which runs nginx. If I then want tjat to host something from my house, do I then set up vps as wiregiard server, connect from my house to it - and then serve the wireguard client? or do it the other way around? I think I have to look into it this weekend. would be a nice way to test out things.
@stigatle For traffic flow, it doesn’t matter which sides initiates the connection. The only thing that matters here: Do you have a static IP at home? If not, then you will want to initiate the connection from your home to your server.
@stigatle For traffic flow, it doesn’t matter which sides initiates the connection. The only thing that matters here: Do you have a static IP at home? If not, then you will want to initiate the connection from your home to your server.
@stigatle For traffic flow, it doesn’t matter which sides initiates the connection. The only thing that matters here: Do you have a static IP at home? If not, then you will want to initiate the connection from your home to your server.
@movq ok, good to know. Yeah I have static. But after thinking about it I'll most likely set up the server side at home, that way I can more easily connect to other things at home from remote.
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself 👌
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself 👌
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself 👌
@stigatle As @movq said it doesn't matter about who initiates the tunnel, the traffic can flow in either direction. So that's fine. But I would initiation the tunnel from your home end so your connection is outbound only and you can maintain basically a complete inbound firewall (block everything inbound, except your tunnel traffic) -- At some point I'd love to get off Cloudflare and do this myself 👌
@movq @prologic ah good point. Ill keep this in mind.