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Donation to WireGuard On February, we donated to the WireGuard project in order to help and accelerate the development of wg-dynamic, a tool which will allow us to assign public IP addresses when a peer connects to one of our WireGuard endpoints, like it is currently possible on OpenVPN. As

WireGuard new opportunity The WireGuard wg-dynamic sub-project is beginning to take shape. This extension opens up the possibility of pushing public IP addresses when a peer connects to a WireGuard endpoint, like it is currently possible on OpenVPN. This could lead to new considerations for the current brainstorming about changes

Upcoming changes to plans We will introduce later this year a change in the currently proposed plans, which will be split into two kinds of plans. Regular and premium plans Some of our users do not need or do not want to use public IP addresses, because they do not

IPv6 hostnames Until now, our WireGuard endpoints were only reachable through IPv4. Because of stability issues, we were not able to propose hostnames reachable through both IPv4 and IPv6. A fair part of our users now has an IPv6 native connectivity so it was a logical step to take. As

WireGuard is now considered on-par with our OpenVPN service This is the most important step into our WireGuard adoption as a new VPN protocol supported by our service. As we stated in the October monthly update, all public keys that have been used during our beta test and have not

With over 35,000 accumulated peers over all our endpoints, we can conclude that our WireGuard public beta test has been a great success. As an early adopter of this new VPN protocol, we are very happy about the results we got as we mainly wanted to observe its scalability

WireGuard beta testing phase We can now say that the end of our WireGuard beta testing phase is in sight and we are happy with our upcoming changes to how we will handle WireGuard keys and accounts, to prepare for the release of our WireGuard tunnel. These changes will be

Spain, Málaga maintenance Our planned maintenance in Málaga went as expected with minimal downtime. Our old Cisco switch went to sleep and a brand new Juniper switch is currently running in our Spain location. We also brought with us another dedicated server which is currently offline but it will be

There is not much news on this past month, we are working on our Organization package but have nothing to show right now. It is quite a lot of work that has to be done but we are slowly progressing. Spain, Málaga upgrade We are going to Malaga next weekend

Try WireGuard on macOS WireGuard is now working on macOS and you can install it with brew, a guide has been published and you can find it here. Keep in mind that it is still in BETA and should only be used for testing! Try it out and inform the