Greetings. I'm using PiVPN right now. Works great for me, connecting via Wireguard clients and able to use both WAN and LAN. There is one client that I would like to allow to connect to my VPN and be able to use the WAN only, and this is where I'm running into some trouble finding a solution. I took a few swings at the problem by trying to narrow down the Allowed IPs in the wg config file but that not only didn't work but in hindsight it seems like an ineffective way to attack the problem to begin with.

Is there a way to set this up, either via something in the client config file or something else on the hosting side? I don't want to disallow all Wireguard clients from accessing the LAN+WAN. It's just one particular client that I want to allow access to only the WAN.

Thanks!

I have 3 DDNS hostnames from 3 separate providers. I have had issues with at least 2 of them where the updater got messed up, or the service required a login to keep it from going "dormant". This was slow for me to catch...

Can I add multiple "endpoints" to my config file to get some redundancy, or will this just cause problems?

After using WireGuard to VPN into my LAN, I can use RDP or SSH+VNC to control machines on my LAN. I am able to reach them via IP or by host.domain.private for remote control, but I cannot browse to
\\host.domain.private\share for the same machine to access its network share.

I want to connect to my 1st server with ipv4 and use 2nd with ip6. Now I using wireguard-install, but can use wireguard manually if need.

Hello!

I did follow this guide but i went with protonvpn. I did achive that i can access my lan with VPN and get ProtonVPN when i check https://ip.me/

Im running wireguard on my android and have a wireguard docker solution.

But when i ran an dnsleak test i see my wan IP adress. When i ran proton VPN app i get no leaks but cant access my LAN.

Any tips how i can fix the dns leak?

Do you know something about it? Can it be installed in Linux or Android, to give better performance?

It sounds pretty cool.