A powerful routing feature for user and device traffic
Gateways are an entry point for users, a middle point for device traffic, and an exit point for internet traffic
User Access
Gateways provide an entrypoint for user access to your networks. Deploy regional gateways and watch as users auto-connect to gateways based on availability and latency.
Traffic Relay
Manually route traffic through gateways for devices in hard-to-reach places like behind CGNAT, or set a Gateway to auto-relay traffic for when any peer-to-peer connection fails.
Internet access
Set gateways to route traffic out to the internet to create full-tunnel VPNs for devices.
Netmaker sends out updates to the machines, telling the relay to route traffic for these devices, and telling the relayed devices to send all traffic to the relay.
Dynamic Relay
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Sometimes nodes are in hard-to-reach places. Typically this will be due to a CGNAT, Double NAT, or a restrictive firewall. In such scenarios, a direct peer-to-peer connection with all other nodes might be impossible.
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‍You can choose any public node in the network to be a failover, Once chosen any peers facing difficulties to communicate directly with each other, will have connection go over the failover node.
To reset the network connections, you can remove the failover node, and network will go back to original state from if any connections are getting failed over.
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