Access model & connectivity — found from sitemap — Netmaker

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• Point to point default Report an error

  “In Netmaker, this is the default configuration when you deploy VPN endpoints using the Netclient”

• Hub and spoke static wireguard Report an error

  “In Netmaker, if you use Static WireGuard to deploy endpoints, they will be using a Hub. If you choose to use a Relay for a particular endpoint, it will also use a Hub.”

• Remote access gateway Report an error

  “In Netmaker this is called the Remote Access Gateway, which routes traffic from both static wireguard clients, and the Remote Access Client.”

• Remote access gateway dns Report an error

  “The Remote Access Gateway can be configured with DNS rules, which get populated to the source devices, so they can use local DNS in the destination environment.”

• Remote access client auth Report an error

  “we recommend the Remote Access Client for user access, which allows users to authenticate using their credentials before they can make requests. Optionally, an administrator could use manually configured WireGuard VPN clients, to create always-on VPN access.”

• Egress gateway Report an error

  “The most common scenario is to use an Egress Gateway. You simply specify which a device running the netclient as an Egress Gateway, and select which IPs and CIDRs it should route.”

• Internet gateway Report an error

  “This is set up in the same way as an Egress Gateway, the difference being, an Internet Gateway will forward all traffic. You do not specify IPs. This creates a full tunnel VPN.”

• Vpn config file Report an error

  “If access must be configured on a device which cannot run the netclient, such as a Router, you can generate a VPN Config File on your Remote Access Gateway, specify the Allowed IPs of the target environment, and run the file on the gateway device”

• Full tunnel via internet gateways Report an error

  “In Netmaker, this is done via Internet Gateways.”

• Site to site static wireguard Report an error

  “Site-to-Site VPNs can also be created using a Hub-and-Spoke pattern, which can again simplify operations. In Netmaker this is the configuration when you use static wireguard on the routers.”

• Combined patterns Report an error

  “The result was a mix of point-to-point, site-to-site, full tunnel, and hub-and-spoke patterns. Luckily, all of this can be done with Netmaker!”

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