What it does
innernet manages a WireGuard-based private network using a coordination server and network CIDRs as access-control building blocks.
innernet uses network CIDRs to express which WireGuard peers can communicate. Its guide starts with a coordination server and root CIDR, then creates smaller CIDRs and peers. The generated invitation file is used once to initialize a peer and must be transferred securely. Plan those CIDRs before enrollment because they shape permissions, not just addresses.
The coordination server manages peers and endpoint information while hosts connect directly where possible. The README calls the software experimental and says it has not received an independent security audit. It is an independent project rather than an official WireGuard service.
Strengths
- CIDR-based access model
- Documented peer and server setup
Best for
- Administrators who prefer subnet-oriented overlay rules