Hello My friends..!
so my scenario like this :
i have a cloude hosted server in US and i want to create a Wireguard tunnel between it and between my MT Router. so the Cloude server as a server and my MT router is a client, so all clients
that routed to this tunnel to use the the public IP address of this server. can i do that..? or in another words is this make sense to achieve ..?
Please advise me..!
the issue that i am thinking about is how to make the wireguard interface that installed on the cloude server is to act as a server..?
can anyone help me in that..?
Yes many do this already.
You can host your own CHR for example.
Or you can use a third party provider in the cloud,
Which service do you have??
Hello anav..!
well i want to host a CHR, so can i install a wireguard normally on it..?
also how many user can i link with this wireguard tunnel, actually i didn’t try before to link more than one user with single tunnel..!
so forexample can i create a multiple wireguard interface on multi windows machine and link all of it with one wireguard tunnel..? so in this case all of them will have the same public
wireguard key..?
i think each wg connection will need its own peer. and each peer needs its own address.
eg
wgpeer1 192.168.85.2/24
wgpeer2 192.168.85.3/24
wgpeer3 192.168.85.4/24
Dont have a clue what you mean.
If you have a cloud instance of MT running wireguard, you can connect remote users to it, your mikrotik at home to it etc…
All depends on requirements.
Yes you can host many wireguard interfaces not just one. Typically the only reason to host a second or third interface is due to overlap on peer IP addresses (at the host side).
Yes, each peer should get its own /32 address and the one on the router 192.168.85.1/24 network=192.168.85.0