Subj : fsxNet Feedback (ZeroTier)
To   : N1uro
From : deon
Date : Sat May 15 2021 01:26 pm

  Re: fsxNet Feedback (ZeroTier
  By: N1uro to deon on Fri May 14 2021 09:22 pm

Hi,

 N1> Any VPN has to have some sort of a hub. Even ZeroTier. At least with OpenVPN it's open source, and we could customize it to how we
 N1> see fit and we need
 N1> not announce which port or which protocol type we decide to use.

So I dont agree with you.

If traffic from A to C must go through "B", then yes, "B" is a hub.

With ZeroTier traffic goes direct A to C. B is only used for A to find C, but traffic does not go through it. (In much the same way you ("A") query a DNS server (aka "B") to find the server ("C"), a web server with your browser.)

B in this example can be ZeroTier infrastructure or your own.

 N1> The root nodes in this case would be hubs. There needs to be a central point within each network to host and serve the proper
 N1> security certs. Even with  OpenVPN, a point/node would still be able to see another point/node within the  private IP network. That

So no.

Like web serving - the DNS server has nothing to do with the SSL exchange that occurs when you "A" and the server "C" when you are browsing a secure website.

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