similar to: Set Mac address

> If you're using a TAP interface (i.e. layer 2, Ethernet) combined with router mode (an unusual setup, at least on > Linux), Thanks, DeviceType = tap does the job. > operating at layer 3, therefore tinc will strip any layer 2 header (including the MAC address) before sending the packet > across the VPN. As a result, changing the MAC address of the virtual interface will have

If you're using a TUN interface, then your question does not make sense because a TUN device operates directly at layer 3 (IP) - there is no MAC address to set in the first place. If you're using a TAP interface (i.e. layer 2, Ethernet) combined with router mode (an unusual setup, at least on Linux), then you should be able to change the MAC address of the virtual device, but the exact

> homeClient<br> > Network Bridge: (local Area Network and TAP-Win32) 192.168.6.107 mask 255.255.255.0 gw 192.168.6.1<br> change -> mask 255.255.0.0 > Tinc.conf<br> > Name = homeClient<br> > ConnectTo = vpnoffice<br> > Mode=switch<br> Change -> Mode=router Why everybody wants switch??? Add -> TCPonly=yes > vpnoffice: Network

Hi, I have two tinc nodes which announce default gate to internet. How does tinc select which node is prefered when I route to the tinc device and not a special ip? tinc 1.0.16 ALBI...

Hi, is there a tinc version for android? I hope so! ALBI...

Hello, did anybody already compile tinc for fritzbox routers? They are very famous in Germany and i like to run tinc on my fritzbox. Otherways maybe anybody can help me how I can do this. But I'm no good programmer... ALBI...

>> The setup looks like this: >> web <- tinc "tiosp" -> gateway <- tinc "tiutl" -> backup Which lan ips do all your computers have? network addess will be fine. ALBI...

Hi, is it possible to run two tinc hosts to make failover in case of crash of one tinc host? Or should I switch to tinc 1.1? ALBI...

> I'm using something similar to Amazon's VPCs, where a logical group of > instances has a local subnet from the cloud provider. This local subnet > is always 10.0.0.0/24. As there are multiple VPC's, these private local > subnets dont collide. I do not know what Amazon does, and it looks like I do not want to know it :-) Am I correct? web, gateway and backup have NO

Hi Folks, Does anyone have a set of config files handy, using tinc in routed/tun mode (preferably DeviceType=utun) I'm particularly interested to see what the tinc-up and tinc-down files should look like when the vpn is not using tap mode. I have this, from my tap (switch mode tinc) , but it doesn't work for tun devices.    ifconfig $INTERFACE inet 10.10.101.2/24 up If I run my

Hi, I have two concerns about tinc's behavior regarding MAC addresses in router mode: - Looking at the code, it appears that tinc is always sending each packet with its Ethernet header, even if tinc is operating in router mode. It is my understanding that in router mode, all routing is done at the IP level, thus we do not need Ethernet information. This seems like unnecessary overhead.

I use 3 Ubuntu server 14.04 as KVM guest. Now I run 5 tinc vpns in switch mode. I use the same key for every vpn. Every kvm has connect to the two other servers. I need 5 vpns to have 5 networks connected but seperated. 1 vpn was running fine, but now that I run 5 vpns, my kvm crashes sometimes. Especially when I stop tinc. I used tinc 1.0.26 from repo. Now I tried tinc 1.1 pre, same problem but

Hi, I'm trying to run tinc 1.0.9 on freebsd 7.1-RELEASE-p4. I tried: Device=/dev/net/tun0 DeviceType=tun I tried it without the device-line, i tried the other devicetype-options, none of them work. With all of them I get the following error: 30311: open("/dev/net/tun0",O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK,05024360414) = 3 (0x3) 30311: ioctl(3,TUNSIFHEAD,0xbfbfec58) ERR#45 'Operation not

Hello, I just tried tinc for win the first time. I use tinc on linux computer for some time already. Now I get the following error: Dec 18 14:57:39 narnia tinc.life[10884]: Connection from 217.187.51.119 port 35059 Dec 18 14:57:39 narnia tinc.life[10884]: Connection with mwflapar1 (217.187.51.119 port 35059) activated Dec 18 14:57:44 narnia tinc.life[10884]: Received UDP packet from unknown

Running a DHCP server over a tinc VPN operating in router mode is a very weird setup. In theory one *might* be able to make it work, but since every node needs to be statically configured with tinc routing information anyway ("Subnet" configuration), that doesn't sound very useful to me. On 30 August 2016 at 11:56, <albi at life.de> wrote: > > If you're using a TAP

We run tinc in router mode on over 10 server. Some server announce the same subnet. I can add routing with subnet-up and remove routing with subnet-down. But if I do this, my routing will be removed when only one anncounce comes in, even there is an other server who still has the routing to the same network. Is it possible to run subnet-down only it the last announce to a subnet is going down?

Many thanks for the help to date. I now have a working vpn with three nodes: 10.20.30.1 10.20.40.1 10.20.50.1 Each machine can see each other machine 100's of miles apart from each other. Each machine is behind its own router. The machines are on their own subnets, as well, of course. The individual IP's on the lans of the nodes are: 192.168.0.155 (corresponds to 10.20.30.1)

I'm looking for a way to add some (Linux) participants into my tinc network, but I want to protect them from accidentally binding a port so that it's accessible via tinc. For example, `nc -l` by default listens to all interfaces. Similarly, some software (I think mongodb < 2.6 was among those) bind to all interfaces AND allow unauthenticated access that can do remote code execution,

Hi, is it possible to use tinc via https proxy? I mean tell tinc to connect via https proxy to my tinc server. I heared openvpn can do this. Can tinc do that the same way? ALBI...

thanks, but i was able to make it work based on some suggestion on tomato shibby forums. Regards Ramesh On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 9:02 AM, Guus Sliepen <guus at tinc-vpn.org> wrote: > On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 06:53:07PM +0000, Guillermo Bisheimer wrote: > > > I've setup a Tinc VPN for a bunch of nodes divided in two groups: > > > > Group 1: > > IP Range