Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2021 19:11 Post subject: OpenVPN and the new Wireguard
I have been reading about a new security protocol called WireGuard. I am wondering if it will be looked at as a replacement for OpenVPN in future DD-WRT Firmware binaries. Info on it is located at https://www.wireguard.com/ .
Thanks
Robert
WG is already available for dd-wrt, and will likely never be a replacement for OpenVPN, since OpenVPN has certain advantages over WG (e.g., WG doesn't support bridged tunnels whereas OpenVPN does), and vice versa. IOW, each will be around for a long time, w/ users choosing which best serves their needs.
WG is already available for dd-wrt, and will likely never be a replacement for OpenVPN, since OpenVPN has certain advantages over WG (e.g., WG doesn't support bridged tunnels whereas OpenVPN does), and vice versa. IOW, each will be around for a long time, w/ users choosing which best serves their needs.
Thanks for the heads up on WG and its potential uses. Glad to hear that it is in the pipeline ...
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2021 16:28 Post subject: OpenVPN and the new Wireguard
egc wrote:
It is not in the pipeline, it is already present for about one and a half year and actively used.
Read the links @blkt has posted
egc
Thanks for those links. I will definitely visit all of them as I want to understand WireGuard's uses and how it is being integrated in the DD-WRT systems. My 'in the pipeline' was a bad chose of words. No offense intended
Robert