> Many home routers try to preserve the source port in external mappings. This is a property called “equal delta mapping” – it won’t work on all routers but for our algorithm we’re sacrificing coverage for simplicity.
It is precisely this point that has flummoxed me when connecting my p2p wireguard config[1] with a friend that uses a pfsense router, no matter what we tried, pfsense always chooses a random source port.
But in the simple case this blog outlines, if both ends use the same source port, this method punches through 2 firewalls effortlessly:
It is precisely this point that has flummoxed me when connecting my p2p wireguard config[1] with a friend that uses a pfsense router, no matter what we tried, pfsense always chooses a random source port.
But in the simple case this blog outlines, if both ends use the same source port, this method punches through 2 firewalls effortlessly:
[1] https://blog.rymcg.tech/blog/linux/wireguard_p2p/