[OpenWireless Tech] Allow only open VPN traffic
"Andy Green (林安廸)"
andy at warmcat.com
Wed Jul 27 23:12:48 PDT 2011
On 07/28/2011 06:54 AM, Somebody in the thread at some point said:
Hi -
> The router could also run something like Tor or connect to a VPN itself,
> but that might not be optimal (Tor can be "a bit slow", setting up a VPN
> of your own as the router's owner might not be that fun (additional costs)).
Tor brings a bunch of other problems, it's also overkill because it
tries to erase identity.
Really all that's needed is to enforce that the AP IP can only travel
one step to a server owned by the traveller's identity, after that it's
all his responsibility same as if he was using his connection at home.
VPN services scale fine, especially if home routers become the
individual's VPN server so he re-uses his home connection remotely.
> If IPv6 were dominating already (for the sake of having public IP:s),
> most people could have been running their own VPN servers at home for
> themselves to connect to when out of home.
A lot of home routers already support dynamic DNS services, that's
enough to resolve your home server from the internet, plus or minus the
odd outage for a minute when your home IP changes.
-Andy
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