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The way I do it is to have two different first level domains. Let's say: - w for the wireguard network. - h for the home network. Nothing fancy, just populate
by torcete 9mo ago
The way I do it is to have two different first level domains. Let's say:
- w for the wireguard network.
- h for the home network.
Nothing fancy, just populate the /etc/hosts on every machine with these names.
Now, it's up to me to connect to my server1.h or server1.w depending whether I am at home or somewhere else.