Looking for feedback on Wireguard capable wifi routers that keep a persistent link from the router to an endpoint. A lot of what I see advertised as "Wireguard Supported" sets up a server and not a client.
The GL.iNET routers seem to do it, anyone with experience with these? https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/interface_guide/wireguard_client/
Bonus for being able to push a wireguard client config to the device via API/cli.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46304716
We’re currently implementing additional security controls for our hosting platform, and one of the biggest challenges we’re encountering involves customers connecting over mobile networks. As users move between towers or regions they are frequently assigned different IP addresses within very short timeframes, which complicates IP-based allow-listing.
Is there a reliable way to obtain and maintain up-to-date CIDR ranges for major mobile providers such as AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile?
For reference, we currently use this from Starlink that provides a public feed of their IP space.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/46304716
We’re currently implementing additional security controls for our hosting platform, and one of the biggest challenges we’re encountering involves customers connecting over mobile networks. As users move between towers or regions they are frequently assigned different IP addresses within very short timeframes, which complicates IP-based allow-listing.
Is there a reliable way to obtain and maintain up-to-date CIDR ranges for major mobile providers such as AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile?
For reference, we currently use this from Starlink that provides a public feed of their IP space.
We’re currently implementing additional security controls for our hosting platform, and one of the biggest challenges we’re encountering involves customers connecting over mobile networks. As users move between towers or regions they are frequently assigned different IP addresses within very short timeframes, which complicates IP-based allow-listing.
Is there a reliable way to obtain and maintain up-to-date CIDR ranges for major mobile providers such as AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile?
For reference, we currently use this from Starlink that provides a public feed of their IP space.
All 5 cars in front of me were yelling at it, audible enough to know they were pissed, didn't know why until I pulled up and did the same. I will never return. RIP Orange Chicken.
Too much cabbage in the chow mien anyways.
Going to be working on refactoring an ISP's webmail application. After some study, I really do like Roundcube and was wondering what kind of plugins you offer clients? What's your preferred topology?
We use an email gateway for spam, but is there anything to help with unsubscribe automation that is proven?
