kytan is a high performance peer to peer VPN written in Rust. The goal is to
to minimize the hassle of configuration and deployment with a goal of
multi-platform support.
- Linux
- macOS (Client mode only)
Currently, precompiled kytan binaries are available for Linux and macOS.
You can download them from releases.
Alternatively, you can compile it from source if
your machine is installed with Rust.
$ git clone https://github.com/NiREvil5thacc/kytan.git
$ cd kytan
$ cargo build --release
For complete information:
$ sudo ./kytan -h
Like any other VPN server, you need to configure iptables as following to make
sure IP masquerading (or NAT) is enabled, which should be done only once. In the
future, kytan will automate these steps. You may change <INTERFACE> to the
interface name on your server (e.g. eth0):
$ sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.10.10.0/24 -o <INTERFACE> -j MASQUERADE
To run kytan in server mode and listen on UDP port 9527 with password hello:
$ sudo ./kytan server -k hello
If you want open log display (info is log level, you can change it by your idea)
$ sudo RUST_LOG=info ./kytan server -k hello
To run kytan in client mode and connect to the server <SERVER>:9527 using password hello:
$ sudo ./kytan client -s <SERVER> -p 9527 -k hello
if you want open log display (info is log level, you can change it by your idea)
$ sudo RUST_LOG=info ./kytan client -s <SERVER> -p 9527 -k hello
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