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Hi,
Looking for suggestions on how best to achieve what we need with WireGuard\UT, we have multiple staff members out on the road\working from home. As a result the current setup is the WireGuard client on each laptop that connects and filters all traffic via the VPN. This works but isn't the quickest and I feel like we could tune it better. We have also now run into an issue with our VOIP system (Webex based system). It works fine for outbound calls but internal and transferring calls over the VPN is robotic alot of times. QoS is setup and Webex set to high priority.
The aim is for all web traffic to present as coming from the main office WAN IP as we have certain systems locked down to this IP (obviously home internet\4G connections don't tend to offer static IPs). Ideally filter HTTP and HTTPs traffic but nothing else. How would you design this for the best performance?
Thanks
Andy
Looking for suggestions on how best to achieve what we need with WireGuard\UT, we have multiple staff members out on the road\working from home. As a result the current setup is the WireGuard client on each laptop that connects and filters all traffic via the VPN. This works but isn't the quickest and I feel like we could tune it better. We have also now run into an issue with our VOIP system (Webex based system). It works fine for outbound calls but internal and transferring calls over the VPN is robotic alot of times. QoS is setup and Webex set to high priority.
The aim is for all web traffic to present as coming from the main office WAN IP as we have certain systems locked down to this IP (obviously home internet\4G connections don't tend to offer static IPs). Ideally filter HTTP and HTTPs traffic but nothing else. How would you design this for the best performance?
Thanks
Andy