level 3MajorEditor2 points · 15 hours agoThat’s why I don’t use equipment provided by providers.Check ur bill - they sometimes charge you like 10$ a month for equipment, in which case it’s just economical to get your own stuff.
I’ve looked into it, the main problem (if I remember correctly.) Is that my ISP requires their router to be connected for cable tv to work properly (which I still use.) Buying your own router, etc. is a much better way to go.
Yes indeed, no problem having Wireguard on a Raspberry Pi.
You can have a look at these to find out how to install Wireguard:
I settled on using my unused Orange Pi One (running Armbian) repurposed for Wireguard.
It ran without a hitch for almost a year, and then I got a Unifi USG which is handling Wireguard since setting it up.
Wireguard is so much nicer to use than OpenVPN, instant connection, speed…
Anyway, choose the VPN that suits your need.
I haven’t tried yet.