Point-to-Point persistent connection on Tinc 1.1pre14

[Etienne Dechamps]

Yes, this will work and will indeed result in clients talking to each other
directly, assuming that they manage to punch holes through any NATs that
might sit between them.

You do not need step (1) though: it will still work if you have a ConnectTo
from one side only, which is often easier in this type of scenario where
the addresses of the servers are stable, but the addresses of the clients
might not be.

On 24 April 2018 at 21:00, Nirmal Thacker <nirmalthacker at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi
>
> I'd like to build a Point-to-Point connection in Tinc 1.1pre14. My
> question specifically is how does one configure the conf file to achieve
> this
>
> Here's a simplified example:
> 1. There are 10 clients and 2 server nodes
> 2. All 10 clients have a Point-to-Point connection with the 2 server nodes
> 3. The 2 server nodes have Point-to-Point connection with all 10 clients.
> 4. In some ways this looks like a hub-spoke model? I'm not clear about
> that so I'm taking a guess at the terminology. Essentially there is
> bi-directional persistent connectivity between the 10 clients and 2
> servers. The clients do not need to be connected to each other at all
>
> So to achieve this does this work:
> 1. The 2 server nodes have a ConnectTo specified for every client? So
> there are 10 ConnectTo lines in both server conf files
> 2. All 10 client nodes have 2 ConnectTo lines specifying the 2 server
> nodes in their conf files
> 3. No nodes have the AutoConnect=yes line specified
>
> Would that do it?
>
> Thanks
>    -nirmal
>
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