WireGuard encrypts packets between your equipment and Taipan Transit. Each peer is identified by its public key, combining routed connectivity with authenticated transport.
You keep control of your servers and applications, with an encrypted tunnel to carry their traffic.
Your equipment initiates the connection to Taipan over UDP. WireGuard supports home connections, NAT and CGNAT to bring routed IPv4 addresses to your services.
Your services keep the same public addresses when your connection address changes and the tunnel reconnects.
A network interface, a key pair and routes: WireGuard fits into your compatible server or gateway. You then organise address delivery to your machines.
Keepalive can maintain communication through your NAT router so your services can receive traffic.
Your home connection can host applications using IPv4 addresses routed by Taipan. WireGuard establishes the link from your server or gateway, including connections behind NAT or CGNAT. Keep your internet provider and choose which services to make reachable.
Routing then delivers traffic from the tunnel to the relevant machines. It provides a foundation for hosting a website, testing an application or publishing a service on your own equipment.
Estimate my planBring traffic for your IPv4 addresses to your game server through a WireGuard tunnel. Keep control of worlds, extensions and machine resources, with connectivity suited to your connection.
For a Minecraft community or a multi-game project, your gateway can distribute traffic to several instances. Taipan addresses identify your services while WireGuard provides encrypted transport to your equipment.
Estimate my planConnect your NAS, virtualisation server or lab gateway to Taipan through WireGuard. Deliver public addresses to the services you choose while keeping your local network layout.
This approach suits personal projects and test environments. You control published applications and access policies, with a tunnel that adapts to changes in your connection address.
Estimate my planYes. Your equipment initiates the tunnel to Taipan over UDP. With suitable routing and keepalive, your services receive traffic for their public IPv4 addresses through this connection.
WireGuard identifies your equipment by its public key and learns its new location when authenticated packets arrive. Your Taipan IPv4 addresses stay with your services.
Yes. WireGuard encrypts and authenticates traffic between your endpoint and Taipan. You keep application-specific security settings, such as HTTPS.
On a compatible server, router or network gateway. The WireGuard guide helps you choose your endpoint and route traffic to your services.