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This is feasible to config in WireGuard, but it’s somewhat up to the host to leverage it appropriately, and the config is certainly not clear about that fact. I
by belthesar 4y ago
This is feasible to config in WireGuard, but it’s somewhat up to the host to leverage it appropriately, and the config is certainly not clear about that fact. If you append the DNS config of a peer with the search domains you want sent over the private horizon (eg: 192.168.1.10, 192.168.1.11, internal.domain, other.domain) this is intended to configure conditional forwarding for those zones you specify. Again, it’s dependent on the peer host OS to be able to do that, but that’s how I do it with my client access VPN.
- Mister_Snuggles 4y agoThat's the biggest challenge - it's not really a WireGuard problem, but "something" needs to be able to tell iOS "use server X for *.blah, otherwise use whatever servers you got from the WiFi connection".