Software1 hOctober 4, 2026, 20:33

Pangolin 1.24 adds Exit Nodes and Linux subnet routing

Pangolin, the open-source WireGuard-based tunneled reverse proxy, released version 1.24. Its headline feature, Exit Nodes, routes all client internet traffic through a chosen site, turning split-tunnel into full-tunnel VPN. Linux gains Subnet Router support, and macOS and iOS get automatic tunnel connection.

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Pangolin 1.24 adds Exit Nodes and Linux subnet routing

Exit Nodes enable full-tunnel routing of all IPv4 and IPv6 traffic through a site
With multiple sites, Pangolin picks one by latency, throughput and availability
A Linux client can advertise an entire subnet as a Subnet Router
Windows 0.15 and macOS clients get redesigned interfaces and auto-connect

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