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= Yet Another Help For Basic tinc-vpn setup =
= Plan =


== Directory Structure in /etc/tinc/ ==
* here is the most basic setup
* nets.boot
* we assume the virtual network is 192.168.22.x.  
* networkname1/
* Change it to whatever you like as private IPs.
* networkname2/
* ...


== networkname1 ==
= Linux style Basic tinc-vpn setup =


* tinc.conf
== All Nodes Configuration Directory Structure ==
* tinc-up
* tinc-down


== in Nets.boot ==
/etc/tinc/
          nets.boot
          networkname/
                      tinc.conf
                      tinc-up
                      tinc-down
                      rsa_key.priv
                      hosts/
                            client1
                            client2
                            ...
                            tincserver


  networkname1
== nets.boot ==
  networkname2
 
  ...
networkname
====
 
== tinc.conf for client1 ==
 
Name=client1
Device=/dev/net/tun
ConnectTo=tincserver
AddressFamily = ipv4
 
== tinc-up for client1 ==
 
#!/bin/bash
ifconfig $INTERFACE 192.168.22.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
 
== tinc-down for client1 ==
 
#!/bin/bash
ifconfig $INTERFACE down
 
== Keygeneration ==
 
* to be run for each client
tincd -n networkname -K4096
* private key goes to /etc/tinc/networkname
* public key goes to /etc/tinc/networkname/hosts
* add the first two lines as shown below according to client or server function
 
== hosts/client1 ==
 
Name=client1
Subnet=192.168.22.1
-----BEGIN RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
....
  -----END RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
 
== hosts/client2 ==
 
  Name=client2
  Subnet=192.168.22.2
-----BEGIN RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
....
-----END RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
 
== hosts/tincserver ==
 
Subnet=192.168.22.254
Address=SERVERPUBLICIP

Latest revision as of 09:19, 25 May 2016

Plan

  • here is the most basic setup
  • we assume the virtual network is 192.168.22.x.
  • Change it to whatever you like as private IPs.

Linux style Basic tinc-vpn setup

All Nodes Configuration Directory Structure

/etc/tinc/
          nets.boot
          networkname/
                      tinc.conf
                      tinc-up
                      tinc-down
                      rsa_key.priv
                      hosts/
                            client1
                            client2
                            ...
                            tincserver

nets.boot

networkname

tinc.conf for client1

Name=client1
Device=/dev/net/tun
ConnectTo=tincserver
AddressFamily = ipv4

tinc-up for client1

#!/bin/bash
ifconfig $INTERFACE 192.168.22.1 netmask 255.255.255.0

tinc-down for client1

#!/bin/bash
ifconfig $INTERFACE down

Keygeneration

  • to be run for each client
tincd -n networkname -K4096
  • private key goes to /etc/tinc/networkname
  • public key goes to /etc/tinc/networkname/hosts
  • add the first two lines as shown below according to client or server function

hosts/client1

Name=client1
Subnet=192.168.22.1
-----BEGIN RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
....
-----END RSA PUBLIC KEY-----

hosts/client2

Name=client2
Subnet=192.168.22.2
-----BEGIN RSA PUBLIC KEY-----
....
-----END RSA PUBLIC KEY-----

hosts/tincserver

Subnet=192.168.22.254
Address=SERVERPUBLICIP