Hi,
I would have a wg0 on server1, with the clients connecting and having a
dedicated IP address, and server2 also connecting to server1 with a
dedicated address. On server2 you can just allow traffic between those
ip addresses on wg0, at least that's how we did a similar scanario.
Regards,
Robert
On 16.10.26 07:11, evily wrote:
Hello!
I'm sorry! I'm not very goot with networkin terminology. So I draw
figures:
Figure 1:
########### ###########
# server1 # # server2 #
# # # #
client1<-----># wg0 #<---, # #
# # | # #
client2<-----># wg1 #<---------># wg0 #-->192.168.*.*
# # | # #
client3<-----># wg2 #<---' # #
########### ###########
Figure 2:
########### ###########
client1<---, # server1 # # server2 #
| # # # #
client2<-----># wg0 #<--------------------># wg0 #-->192.168.*.*
| ########### How to setup this? ###########
client3<---'
I want to give access to 3 clients to 192.168.*.*. On server2 I can just
create wg0 interface with 3 wgpeers. But should I create wg0, wg1, wg2
interfaces for every server2 peer (figure 2)? Or is it possible do with
a single wg0 on server1 (figure 1)?
==
evily
