Wireguard because my consumer router has it built-in.
If I was to buy a new router, I'd buy something compatible with openwrt and install a openvpn client on that one. But I was wondering, if there was a way around that with my current hardware.
Hi and thanks for your help.
I have a pretty besic router, so I can not install a VPN on the router itself.
I have a docker instance, that is running PiHole. The PiHole is configure as the networks DNS, while the router does DHCP.
Now instead of installing a VPN client on every of my devices I thought of deploying a VPN client on that docker instance and route all external traffic through the VPN like this: Client -> DNS -> VPN -> Router -> Internet
Is that even possible from a technical point? What do I need?
any plans for switching from mullvad to another recommended vpn as mullvad now removed port-forwarding?
My router came with a wireguard gateway. As I have a dynamic IP I set wireguard up with a ddns domain pointing to my IP.
How beefy does the server need to be for Satisfactory?