Hello all! And apologies in advance for the noob question.
I am running Merlin 388.1 on two RT-AX86Us routers with a Wireguard (WG) site-to-site connection established for backups between NAS units. It works great. Configuration as follows:
- WG Server: 10.6.0.1/32, local IPs 172.24.0.X
- WG Peer: 10.6.0.4/32, local IPs 192.168.50.X. WG Allowed IPs (Server): 10.6.0.4/32,192.168.50.0/24
I have a PC on the WG server-side network which I have routed via VPN Director to a third-party VPN provider where I want all of the PC's WAN traffic to go. When this in rule is active, the PC cannot connect to 192.168.50.x.
What am I doing wrong?
(As an aside, I earlier had a non-elegant solution with OpenVPN for site-to-site with two parallel tunnels - each router having an OVPN server - with a rule VPN Director. With WG in site-to-site mode, this does not seem to be possible from the server side.)
I am running Merlin 388.1 on two RT-AX86Us routers with a Wireguard (WG) site-to-site connection established for backups between NAS units. It works great. Configuration as follows:
- WG Server: 10.6.0.1/32, local IPs 172.24.0.X
- WG Peer: 10.6.0.4/32, local IPs 192.168.50.X. WG Allowed IPs (Server): 10.6.0.4/32,192.168.50.0/24
I have a PC on the WG server-side network which I have routed via VPN Director to a third-party VPN provider where I want all of the PC's WAN traffic to go. When this in rule is active, the PC cannot connect to 192.168.50.x.
What am I doing wrong?
(As an aside, I earlier had a non-elegant solution with OpenVPN for site-to-site with two parallel tunnels - each router having an OVPN server - with a rule VPN Director. With WG in site-to-site mode, this does not seem to be possible from the server side.)