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Is it possible for daemonA and daemonB to communicate without having exchanged public keys? If daemonA and daemonB have exchanged keys, and daemonA and daemonC have exchanged keys, can daemonA and daemonC communicate with each other? To ask it another way, how do I prevent an unauthorized daemon from joining the VPN?

...1, 2018 at 6:17 PM, Corey Boyle <coreybrett at gmail.com> wrote: > Is it possible for daemonA and daemonB to communicate without having > exchanged public keys? If only A and B are nodes, then I believe the answer is no. > If daemonA and daemonB have exchanged keys, and daemonA and daemonC > have exchanged keys, can daemonA and daemonC communicate with each > other? I take it you mean to ask if B and C can communicate. Yes. Any single trusted node can add any number of additional trusted nodes to the network. Any single node can introduce a new node, and all nodes will trus...