That’s the real question. I wrote a little script that creates the configuration files, and shows a QR code in the terminal to easily add new clients. The pro

That’s the real question. I wrote a little script that creates the configuration files, and shows a QR code in the terminal to easily add new clients. The problem I ran into is dynamic IP allocation, without extra logging, or storing the client config files after they’ve been distributed. If I want to avoid assigning a used IP, I need to know what I’ve already given out. I mocked up a few things then decided the perfect was becoming the enemy of the good. Since I’ll only ever have a few peers, I ultimately just decided randomize the 4th octet, each time I create a new client config. Obviously, this opens me up to a potential conflict in the future (prayers to St. YAGNI for benevolence). I suppose I could/should be pre-generating all the configs, handing one out at random, then deleting it.