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  • WireGuard vs OpenVPN: Which VPN Protocol to Use (2026)
    Networking

    WireGuard vs OpenVPN: Which VPN Protocol to Use (2026)

    Julian Burst
    Jul 12, 2026

    Updated June 2026. WireGuard and OpenVPN are the two protocols most self-hosted VPNs run on. WireGuard is newer, faster, and simpler; OpenVPN…

    Continue Reading: WireGuard vs OpenVPN: Which VPN Protocol to Use (2026)
  • Tailscale Exit Node: Route All Traffic Through One Device (2026)
    Networking

    Tailscale Exit Node: Route All Traffic Through One Device (2026)

    Julian Burst
    Jul 11, 2026

    Updated June 2026. A Tailscale exit node lets your phone or laptop send all its internet traffic through one device on your…

    Continue Reading: Tailscale Exit Node: Route All Traffic Through One Device (2026)
  • How to Set Up WireGuard on a Raspberry Pi (2026)
    Networking

    How to Set Up WireGuard on a Raspberry Pi (2026)

    Julian Burst
    Jul 4, 2026

    Updated June 2026. A Raspberry Pi makes a cheap, always-on WireGuard VPN server so you can reach your home network from anywhere.…

    Continue Reading: How to Set Up WireGuard on a Raspberry Pi (2026)
  • VPN Connected but No Internet: How to Fix It (2026)
    Networking

    VPN Connected but No Internet: How to Fix It (2026)

    Julian Burst
    Jun 26, 2026

    Updated June 2026. “VPN connected, but no internet” almost always means one thing: your default route got pointed into the VPN tunnel,…

    Continue Reading: VPN Connected but No Internet: How to Fix It (2026)
  • Tailscale vs WireGuard (2026): Which Mesh VPN Should You Use?
    Networking

    Tailscale vs WireGuard (2026): Which Mesh VPN Should You Use?

    Julian Burst
    Jun 26, 2026

    Updated June 2026. Tailscale and WireGuard are not really rivals: Tailscale is built on top of WireGuard. WireGuard is the fast, modern…

    Continue Reading: Tailscale vs WireGuard (2026): Which Mesh VPN Should You Use?
  • Best Public DNS Providers for 2026: Speed, Privacy, and How to Set Them Up
    Labs, Networking, VPN

    Best Public DNS Providers for 2026: Speed, Privacy, and How to Set Them Up

    Julian Burst
    Jun 17, 2026

    Updated June 2026: the best public DNS provider depends on what you want from DNS. Use Cloudflare or Google when you want…

    Continue Reading: Best Public DNS Providers for 2026: Speed, Privacy, and How to Set Them Up
  • VPN Tunnel Up but No Traffic: How to Fix IPsec Routing Issues
    Linux, Networking, VPN

    VPN Tunnel Up but No Traffic: How to Fix IPsec Routing Issues

    Julian Burst
    Dec 22, 2025

    The tunnel shows established. IKE negotiation completed successfully. Phase 2 is up on both sides. But ping fails, and nothing is getting…

    Continue Reading: VPN Tunnel Up but No Traffic: How to Fix IPsec Routing Issues
  • How to form a BGP over IPsec tunnel using BIRD and Strongswan
    Labs, Linux, Networking, VPN

    How to form a BGP over IPsec tunnel using BIRD and Strongswan

    Julian Burst
    Aug 11, 2025

    Route based VPNs are becoming more and more common, and it’s important to know how to configure an eBGP peer over an…

    Continue Reading: How to form a BGP over IPsec tunnel using BIRD and Strongswan
  • How to form an eBGP peer with Cisco Meraki and a Raspberry Pi using the BIRD Routing Daemon
    Cisco, Labs, VPN

    How to form an eBGP peer with Cisco Meraki and a Raspberry Pi using the BIRD Routing Daemon

    Julian Burst
    Jul 29, 2025

    This post will show you how to form an eBGP relationship between a Cisco Meraki MX and a Raspberry Pi. For this…

    Continue Reading: How to form an eBGP peer with Cisco Meraki and a Raspberry Pi using the BIRD Routing Daemon
  • How to Install and Configure the BIRD Routing Daemon (BGP) on Raspberry Pi OS
    Labs, VPN

    How to Install and Configure the BIRD Routing Daemon (BGP) on Raspberry Pi OS

    Julian Burst
    Jul 15, 2025

    This post is here to teach you how to install the BIRD routing daemon on Raspberry Pi OS. These instructions will also…

    Continue Reading: How to Install and Configure the BIRD Routing Daemon (BGP) on Raspberry Pi OS
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