> Reliable NAT traversal on top of wireguard is their moat
And a damned good one at that. I can spend five minutes on a (family) nontechnical user's device and set it up to be able to access the parts of my network it needs to get to, and it's easy enough to use that I can walk them through the troubleshooting over the phone if it ever goes awry. Regardless of where they are or I am.
> How does wireguard helps you with NAT traversal?
It does not. You need a public endpoint, but presumably the $5 VPS or the "homelab" provides that, or it's of little use for things like email, Web, or game servers.
> Reliable NAT traversal on top of wireguard is their moat
And a damned good one at that. I can spend five minutes on a (family) nontechnical user's device and set it up to be able to access the parts of my network it needs to get to, and it's easy enough to use that I can walk them through the troubleshooting over the phone if it ever goes awry. Regardless of where they are or I am.
> How does wireguard helps you with NAT traversal?
It does not. You need a public endpoint, but presumably the $5 VPS or the "homelab" provides that, or it's of little use for things like email, Web, or game servers.