Egress Gateway
Select which host should be an egress gateway, and which ip address ranges it proxies. For instance, a netclient in an office network might provide access to 192.168.1.0/24.
Netmaker tells the selected machine to configure access, and the netclient sets firewall and routing rules so that it will proxy traffic to the selected addresses.
Netmaker tells all other machines in the network about the newly available addresses, and their netclients add the addresses to their routing table. The network is now reachable!
Internet Gateway
Select a host to act as an Internet Gateway. This host will route all internet traffic for connected clients, similar to a traditional VPN setup.
Netmaker configures the selected host to handle NAT (Network Address Translation) and sets up routing rules to forward all internet-bound traffic through this gateway.
Clients connected to this gateway will have their public internet traffic routed through the gateway's IP address, masking their true location and providing an extra layer of privacy and security while browsing the internet.
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