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Re:Why Not WireGuard by izacus on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @04:42AM (#22602946)
One very common scenario where WireGuard fails - you have a WG persistent VPN enabled and you actually move into the network that has the VPN endpoint. The IP of WG endpoint changes from a public one to a local one.
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Re:Why Not WireGuard by vetinari on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @12:20PM (#22606501)
This keeps happening to me all the time, and it is no problem.

Once I move into the network that has the respective VPN endpoint, the subnets that are routable via wg become routable via ethernet/wifi which have higher priority, so the traffic will go directly.

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Re:Why Not WireGuard by kotharia on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @04:57AM (#22603023)
I don't have this problem. If the endpoint is accessible through the public address even in the internal network then everything just works.
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