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On 01/10/2019 16:00, Paul Sutton wrote:
Shouldn't need to, they'll all function headless and I can ssh into them on the laptop.-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On 01/10/2019 13:20, Giles Coochey wrote:On 26/09/2019 21:22, Michael Everitt wrote:Thanks Giles, I'm happy to chew over some of the features of WireGuard as I sorta know the dev through Gentoo if its something new(er) to you .. but would be good to go over some stuff I'm sure.So I have about 5-6 slides prepared, content will essentially be: * Overview of VPN types * Technologies * Use Cases, including discussion of commercial "VPN services" seeing as that is what comes up when you google "VPN" * Overview / Live demonstration of Client-Site / Remote Access VPN (OpenVPN Client to OpenVPN Server on Pfsense) * Live demonstration of StrongSwan IPsec Site-to-Site tunnel using Raspberry Pis * Review of Pfsense IPsec Site-Site tunnel to Cloud * Is a VPN necessary for you? - just can tunnel a TCP port over SSH * Q & A * Optional - Diffie-Hellman(-Merkle) Key Exchange example (with small integers), oro, publicly exchanging a private cryptographic key. I've not come across WireGuard, but a quick search makes it look interesting, so if you would like to chime in at an opportune moment to talk about that then I'd be interested in learning about that too. Perhaps after I've gone through the OpenVPN part?Thank you for this Giles, lots to fit in, so should be a great introduction. If you are using Raspberry Pi's for this, would you like me to set aside any monitors / keyboards / mice etc ?
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