Tailscale

[jmoore]

Looks like another SDN if I understand correctly? I guess its ok but I haven't used it. If it is a SDN, what advantage would it have over ZeroTier?

[JaredBusch]

@jmoore Using wireguard instead of having to create their own software to do the encryption. But otherwise it is, basically, the same thing.

[VoIP_n00b]

@JaredBusch said in Tailscale:

@jmoore Using wireguard instead of having to create their own software to do the encryption. But otherwise it is, basically, the same thing.

^ This.

[jmoore]

@JaredBusch said in Tailscale:

@jmoore Using wireguard instead of having to create their own software to do the encryption. But otherwise it is, basically, the same thing.

Got it, thankyou

[siringo]

@JaredBusch said in Tailscale:

@jmoore Using wireguard instead of having to create their own software to do the encryption. But otherwise it is, basically, the same thing.

so would that make it more secure than zerotier or less?
would that make it more supportable than zerotier?
would that make it more widely accepted than zerotier?

i've just stumbled across tailscale as well, interested to hear what others think.

[scottalanmiller]

@siringo said in Tailscale:

so would that make it more secure than zerotier or less?

Probably not a factor.

[scottalanmiller]

@siringo said in Tailscale:

would that make it more supportable than zerotier?

Also, probably not a factor.

[scottalanmiller]

@siringo said in Tailscale:

would that make it more widely accepted than zerotier?

ZeroTier is a lot more mature, Wireguard is young but seems really good, too.

[jmoore]

Guess it wouldn't hurt to try them out. When I get time I'll work on that.

[stacksofplates]

I think it's a bit different because it's also user based. This is much more limiting being only a single user.