Again, do you not understand why I separated the ZT and a traditional VPN into two different categories, both with respect to how they operate and ease of setup. They are not the same.You can use other VPNs similarly to ZeroTier. I use WireGuard instead of ZeroTier and it shares some of the same traits, just not with a fancy UI like ZeroTier (on the other hand, WireGuard doesn't rely on third-party services by default)
It's not really different to WireGuard in terms of how it operates though, is it? I agree with you about ease of use, but WireGuard is similar in that it's also peer-to-peer rather than client-server (WireGuard peers have a list of other peers they can connect to, rather than a single central server that everything must route through). You can choose to route all traffic through one of the peers, but that's not the out-of-the-box experience
I made no mention of wireguard. I said vpn or something like zerotier. Reading comprehension is important. You do understand what a traditional vpn like openvpn or layer two built into firewalls are? There is always a karen.... Again, do you not understand why I placed them in two distinct categories? Let me know, I can educate you on vpn's its seems like you are new to themIt's not really different to WireGuard in terms of how it operates though, is it? I agree with you about ease of use, but WireGuard is similar in that it's also peer-to-peer rather than client-server (WireGuard peers have a list of other peers they can connect to, rather than a single central server that everything must route through). You can choose to route all traffic through one of the peers, but that's not the out-of-the-box experience
