Fri Jan 20, 2023 5:27 am
Your response is illogical.
What if the server has a different interface for each remote user?
Even if there is only one wireguard interface on the Server Router, the only thing true is that the public key for the server peer on the remote work laptop and the truant laptop settings will be the same........... Since the private key on the server in this case generates one public key that is sent to all mobile devices connecting to that wg interface.
If the WG IP is changed by the user and it falls outside the WG network of the server, there will be no connection.
The user may choose a different WG IP that is within the subnet and may be lucky enough to match someone elses IP, but guess what!!!
The public key expected by that peer setting on the server router will be different and again no match.
The only way this works is if the user uses the same wireguard IP assigned to the individual and the same public IP supplied to the Server router from the user.