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I have a wireguard server at home, and it is great. The iPhone and Mac official wireguard clients allow you to set “excluded” wireless SSIDs, so if you are out
by spott 1y ago
I have a wireguard server at home, and it is great.
The iPhone and Mac official wireguard clients allow you to set “excluded” wireless SSIDs, so if you are out and about, and not on a SSID that matches one of your excluded SSIDs, you are automatically connected to wireguard.
I have it setup to dump me onto my home network (it doesn’t NAT me behind the wireguard server) so I’m just always on my home network. By default, I only route home network traffic through wireguard, but I’ve also routed everything when I need to.
The whole configuration is in a Nixos configuration file as well, which is nice.
One of these days I should write up something about my homelab…
- 000ooo000 1y ago>official wireguard clients allow you to set “excluded” wireless SSIDs, so if you are out and about, and not on a SSID that matches one of your excluded SSIDs, you are automatically connected to wireguard. Very neat, thanks for sharing. Hopefully the Android client is the same. A home WG server is next up on my homeland TODO. WG-easy looks to be a good spot to start.