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Have a question on the appropriate way to connect multiple sites.

Currently 3 physically separate sites connected via WireGuard.

Lan IPs:
Site 1 - 192.168.1.x
Site 2 - 192.168.2.x
Site 3 - 192.168.3.x
Etc...

Each site has a unique registered domain for ssl and using nginx with wildcard cert for internal apps.

The challenge is dns and nginx. Using unbound dns and setting overrides to point to the ip address for the other sites nginx loses ssl and apps shows unsecured.

What is the best way to connect the sites together where the remote site can just use the dns of the other domains for their respective resolving?

Yea, this is just for my home network.  Goal is to maximize content filtering and not impact bandwidth, and keep any bad guys out.

Well, guess IDS may still be out of reach then... I see some folks running I9s on 25Gb, but not sure how much extra stuff that is running. Or go with a newer Xeon dual CPU setup?

Hi Everyone,

After the most recent update, my system is struggling. Granted before the update I had to keep it pretty basic on the block list and no IDS to get around 8Gb to my ISP speed test. After the update, best I can get is about 3.8ish Gb.   Current system is an E3-1270v3 and 32gig ram. What would you recommend so that you can run IDS and not worry about any bottle necks for a 10Gb fiber service?

Thanks in advance!