NEW FEATURE: Back to Home VPN

Normands, a very disappointing answer. Please provide sufficient detail and information to compose a thorough response that answer more questions than it provokes!! Pretend you are Viktors and say more not less. ;-)..

Point 1. I am assuming you mean a remote user, once the connection has been made, with BTH app, one can use the mikrotik APP on i phone or winbox on laptop to connect to the Router for configuration purposes?
Point2. Yes, if BTH also allows access to the router for config purposes. I didnt know it includes the functionality of the current MT APPS , but if it does, it appears that the BTH APP assumes the default port for winbox. If so, it needs to be modifed so that the BTH generated by the admin, contains the correct winbox port.

Point3. YOu totally missed the direction of my question. It wasnt how to setup the BTH, it was how to setup the corresponding wireguard interface.
You have NOT

  1. made it clear if the MT router is still considere the Server ( for handshake ) consider the relay point as the public IP or port forward HELPER… and thus its transparent and the Admin should configure the rest of the config as per normal as though it was Server for handshake!!

The only requirement I see NOT needed would be the input chain rule for the wireguard port as the the Router sends out a connection to the relay device (outbound) for this part, but one would still need to manually. ( RIGHT? WRONG?) In other words WHERE AND HOW does the handshake take place??

other things I think still need to be done manually to setup the wireguard tunnel…
a. ensure IP address on router
b. allowed IPs setup on router ( typically just wg IP of remote user but if to another router, also subnets coming in or being visited)
c. extra routes for remote subnet.
d. input chain rule for remote access to config router if required
e. forward chain rule for remote access to local subnets if required
f. forward chain rule for local access to remote subnets if required.