I setup the wireguard server with following params:
On Server:
Apply All Settings
Setup client:
Create the client, scan the QR code on a phone.
Change to mobile connection to get off my wifi
Visit dnsleaktest.com and check IP and all good. It resolves to my WAN IP
I use VNC Viewer and MS Remote desktop apps both on my phone. When connected to the router wireguard server I expect to be able to connect to these remote servers because when I'm connected via the tunnel it's like I'm on the LAN itself. However, I can't connect. VNC Viewer times out and MS remote desktop can't connect.
I tried again with new client, but this time changed the Allowed IP's Server to 10.6.0.2/32, 192.168.xxx.0/24. Connect again, but once again can't connect to remote servers.
So I setup my own separate wireguard server on a raspberry pi. I open the port on the router and connect using same phone. I can access dnsleaktest.com and see WAN IP. All good. I CAN connect to VNC Viewer and MS Remote desktop. So when I'm connected using my own wireguard server on a Pi, all is working as expected. However, when connected using router built in wireguard server, can't connect to servers using VNC Viewer or MS Remote desktop. It seems unnecessary to use another wireguard server and open a port when the router has one built in. So I would prefer to use the built in server and let the router handle the ports for me.
Perhaps I'm not configuring the server or client correctly, but have tried many different ways, but never able to connect.
Asus support is worthless so posting here. Any help to troubleshoot to get this working would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
On Server:
Code:
Allow DNS = on
Enable NAT Ipv6 = off
Preshared key = on
Persistent keep alive = 25
Access Intranet = on
Apply All Settings
Setup client:
Code:
Address 10.6.0.2/32
Allowed IP's server 10.6.0.2/32
Allowed IP's client 0.0.0.0/0
Create the client, scan the QR code on a phone.
Change to mobile connection to get off my wifi
Visit dnsleaktest.com and check IP and all good. It resolves to my WAN IP
I use VNC Viewer and MS Remote desktop apps both on my phone. When connected to the router wireguard server I expect to be able to connect to these remote servers because when I'm connected via the tunnel it's like I'm on the LAN itself. However, I can't connect. VNC Viewer times out and MS remote desktop can't connect.
I tried again with new client, but this time changed the Allowed IP's Server to 10.6.0.2/32, 192.168.xxx.0/24. Connect again, but once again can't connect to remote servers.
So I setup my own separate wireguard server on a raspberry pi. I open the port on the router and connect using same phone. I can access dnsleaktest.com and see WAN IP. All good. I CAN connect to VNC Viewer and MS Remote desktop. So when I'm connected using my own wireguard server on a Pi, all is working as expected. However, when connected using router built in wireguard server, can't connect to servers using VNC Viewer or MS Remote desktop. It seems unnecessary to use another wireguard server and open a port when the router has one built in. So I would prefer to use the built in server and let the router handle the ports for me.
Perhaps I'm not configuring the server or client correctly, but have tried many different ways, but never able to connect.
Asus support is worthless so posting here. Any help to troubleshoot to get this working would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!