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Ah good one! I already support having a single WireGuard interface belong in multiple networks. So you can enable just a single config on your phone and be abl
by rudasn 3y ago
Ah good one!
I already support having a single WireGuard interface belong in multiple networks. So you can enable just a single config on your phone and be able to access devices in multiple, unrelated networks.
- rickydroll 3y agoI want the opposite :-) I don't want any remote network to be able to see into my network or down to any other. I frequently run 2-3 vpns at the same time and I really need to isolate them.
- rudasn 3y agoWell, that's actually the default for WireHub. Routing between peers (ie their generated AllowedIPs configs) by default only refers to the IPs of the two peers and you can use an Interface per Device per Network, so that you'd need to explicitly enable the relevant WireGuard interface for each network. But, re-reading your comment, as long as your networks are on different CIDRs you could use a single WireHub interface to refer to more than one device/networks. As I said, traffic by default is routed to the specified peer's Address not the whole network (eg, 192.168.x.y/24) nor the internet (0.0.0.0/24).