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Coronavirus scare > office says let's WFH for a while > problems setting up VPN server > discover entire office internet routing has been going out through a roundabout path for who knows how long, unexpectedly. Coronavirus: helping discover networking snafus since 2020.
Meanwhile, IPSec is terrible, and macOS support for IPSec is even more terrible. Apparently with 2048-bit DH they support AES256 (but not AES128) for Phase 1 encryption, but then only support SHA1 (but not SHA256) for Phase 2 authentication. What?! https://www.watchguard.com/help/docs/help-center/en-US/Content/en-US/Fireware/mvpn/ipsec/mvpn_ipsec_ios_vpn_c.html …
Yeaaaaaah, I was put in charge of intercontinental road warrior VPN for the corp internet at my last position because I was the closest thing to competent IT we had. Somehow shit’s all *still* terrible!
Man, I like to think I'm pretty good at this computer shit, and I could NEVER get IPSec to work right.
I've been ecstatic with wireguard, though. Works great with Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android clients (that I've tested personally), takes almost no time to set up, has no bandwidth overhead...
I've setup @Tailscale on a couple of machines and so far it's flawless
oh yes, reminds me how I tried to setup ipsec and failed to make iPhone keep the connection
Similar things happened on Windows 10 as well, for some reason StrongSwan has to provide both weak and strong crypto modes; otherwise some clients may not work at all.
Everyone just use wireguard
I tried downloading Apple Configurator 2, which some people said exposed the extra settings, but it didn't. I'm guessing it's possible by manually crafting provisioning profiles... but, seriously?
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