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Introducing n2n 2.8: Modern Crypto and Data Compression

This is to announce the release of n2n 2.8 stable. This release brings significant new features to n2n’s crypto world and offers some compression opportunities. Overall n2n performance has been greatly enhanced, reduced bandwidth usage thanks to data compression, and as state of the art security with new crypto options. The added support for routing table manipulation might increase comfort. Besides further honing existing features, this release addresses some bugs. New Features Two lightweight stream ciphers: ChaCha20 (optional, through OpenSSL) & SPECK (integrated) Full Header Encryption (including packet checksumming as …
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Introducing n2n 2.6 with AES Encryption

This is to introduce you the latest n2n 2.6 stable release. This is mostly a maintenance release to address the issues of 2.4 that has been the first release since a long time of silence. The main features are AES encryption that features an overall speed bump (12x speed) and security with respect to twofish used in the previous n2n version. Extensive Windows and OpenWRT support. Full peer-to-peer topology support. Stable and more resilient connection. Below you can find the complete changelog.. Enjoy!   Changelog – Add ability to specify …
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Use Remote Assistance to Connect to ntopng Instances

A problem same ntop users how to face with, is the ability to remote access a ntopng instance running behind a firewall. This can be solved using a VPN or other means that often require to deploy an additional network service. Some of our ntop users are familiar with n2n, an open source peer-to-peer VPN ntop developed and maintains. With n2n in essence is possible to create a network overlay that allows you to access your assets in a secure way, this regardless of your network configuration. For this reason …
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Introducing n2n 2.4

As announced some months ago, we have resumed the development of n2n, a peer-to-peer VPN we developed some year ago to ease the access to remote ntop installations behind firewalls, that then evolved into a full fledge application. After having put on hold the project for some years fur to lack of time and new priorities, months ago we have decided to resume developments and start developing it again. We have realised that many people started to fork and code on n2n, and thus a part of our work is …
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Using n2n to Steer your Internet Traffic and Circumvent Restrictions

Suppose that you are travelling abroad and you need to access some Internet sites that are not available abroad. Or suppose that you want to evade the restrictions of your ISP, of the hotel room where you are currently staying, or the WiFi hotspot you are using for connecting to the Internet. The simplest thing to do is to open a VPN and you’re done. However VPNs are not very flexible and they require a single place where everybody meet and great. n2n instead is based on the peer-to-peer paradigm …
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n2n is back !

Hi all, it is finally time to restart development activities in n2n whose code is available at https://github.com/ntop/n2n. The advent of the cloud, privacy concerns on the Internet, mobile users now producing a large amount of Internet traffic, require a secure network overlay such as n2n to build upon. Initially designed to solve our connectivity issues created by NATs, we believe it is now time to refresh it and serve modern user needs. The first activity we would like to do is to merge back in the n2n repository all …
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Using n2n with Amazon (AWS) EC2

Although we currently have no time to further develop n2n (we have put the project on hold until we have time to work at it again), this tool is still widely used. This article (courtesy of Stuart Buckell) shows how to use n2n to enable broadcast and multicast support on Amazon (AWS) EC2, which is required for certain enterprise applications and protocols. Enjoy! …