Open ghost opened 3 years ago
You could do something like this, but it would be bad for performance if you're planning to use tcp over cjdns afterwards.
In my case, performance is not the main thing, it is important to at least connect to the network.
You could try using cjdns with something like https://github.com/MarkoPaul0/DatagramTunneler
This is a good solution for which you need to have your own DatagramTunneler-server, which I don't have. Both computers I want to link are behind NAT, and I could use an existing cjdns node to do this.
I wanted to use cjdns, but I was faced with the fact that one of my providers prohibits all traffic except TCP on port 443. Could you make cjdns work not only over UDP, but also over TCP (in particular, over tcpcrypt)?