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> Because we wrap one packet in another packet, and this overhead takes up space. And that's not good. This is totally fine, because you must set the interface
by justsomehnguy 1y ago
> Because we wrap one packet in another packet, and this overhead takes up space. And that's not good.
This is totally fine, because you must set the interface MTU in the first place. WireGuard is already running at 1420 and there is no problem with SMB over it despite all network participants having the default 1500. I'm get the whole 100Mbps SMB transfers over my connection over WireGuard and that's because I have only the two pairs in my UTP.