Re:Why Not WireGuard (2020)
by tyingq on Sunday October 17, 2021 @12:41PM
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"There is no chance the big vendors like Cisco, Juniper, etc. will pick up WireGuard. They do not jump onto trains like this unless there is a big necessity."
Cisco's VPN currently sets its interface metric at the highest priority, ensuring that things like running docker containers or WSL/VirtualBox/Qemu/etc instances can't talk to anything once the vpn is up. It also watches for you trying to manually fix it with route insertions and fights you.
So, yeah, they aren't even jumping onto old trains, like "developers use internal private networks so please don't bork them up".
Cisco's VPN currently sets its interface metric at the highest priority, ensuring that things like running docker containers or WSL/VirtualBox/Qemu/etc instances can't talk to anything once the vpn is up. It also watches for you trying to manually fix it with route insertions and fights you.
So, yeah, they aren't even jumping onto old trains, like "developers use internal private networks so please don't bork them up".