Subj : fsxNet Feedback (ZeroTier)
To : N1uro
From : deon
Date : Sat May 15 2021 01:32 pm
Re: fsxNet Feedback (ZeroTier)
By: deon to N1uro on Sat May 15 2021 01:26 pm
N1>> The root nodes in this case would be hubs. There needs to be a central point within each network to host and serve the proper
N1>> security certs. Even with OpenVPN, a point/node would still be able to see another point/node within the private IP network.
N1>> That
de> So no.
de> Like web serving - the DNS server has nothing to do with the SSL exchange that occurs when you "A" and the server "C" when you are
de> browsing a secure website.
So I'll concede a little here. "B" wont let you find "C" unless you've been authorised (if it is setup that way), and "C" knows you've been authorised, because you have a token that is signed by "B", that "C" can verify with "B"'s public cert.
So from that point of view "B" is a requirement to instigate a conversation, but not to maintain it. As an example, I have a zerotier controller that serves a network for another FTN. Over the last 6 months, that controller has been down more times than its been up (because I forget to start it), but that two systems that exchange mail over that network havent missed a beat.
(Which reminds me, I need to check its running since I've moved stuff around...)
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