Fantastic news. I usually run -current, other than on my servers. With wireguard available, it looks like I’m gonna have to finally upgrade them to the bleading edge once the next set of snapshots are built.
Do any commercial VPN providers offer WireGuard support yet? I remember reading that ExpressVPN was working on it, but haven’t heard any news in a while.
IIRC, pfSense is based on FreeBSD, just utilizing OpenBSD’s pf(4), which has been supported on FreeBSD for quite some time. That to say, I think there is still a fair bit of work to do before you’ll see WireGuard in pfSense.
Fantastic news. I usually run -current, other than on my servers. With wireguard available, it looks like I’m gonna have to finally upgrade them to the bleading edge once the next set of snapshots are built.
Do any commercial VPN providers offer WireGuard support yet? I remember reading that ExpressVPN was working on it, but haven’t heard any news in a while.
mullvad.net has had it for quite some time, not sure about any others (as in I’ve not tried to check it with others)
I also use mullvad. WireGuard works great especially as VPN on my iPhone.
I’ve been using Mullvad for several months not, it’s wonderful
https://tailscale.com/
NordVPN
Though I would want to use a provider who is known for hiding their ownership information and their leadership behind some Panamanian shell company.
They built their own protocol on DTLS.
I’ve been checking in on this every now and then, really cool that it was merged!
Hopefully this will lead to pfSense integration soon. I know they have been working on it.
https://forum.netgate.com/topic/132375/installing-wireguard-vpn/45
https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/8786
etc. HTH!
Cool, didn’t know that FreeBSD was working on it as well. Thank you for the links!
IIRC, pfSense is based on FreeBSD, just utilizing OpenBSD’s pf(4), which has been supported on FreeBSD for quite some time. That to say, I think there is still a fair bit of work to do before you’ll see WireGuard in pfSense.