Can I ask how you have this setup? Do you also have a reverse proxy setup or just WG on your router and everything gets routed via your router?
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spaghettiwestern@sh.itjust.works 6 days ago
I self-host various applications and have been really happy with Wireguard. After watching just how hard my firewall gets hammered when I have any detectable open ports, I finally shut down everything else. The WG protocol is designed to be as silent as possible and doesn’t respond to remote traffic unless it receives the correct key. The open WG port is difficult to detect when the firewall is configured correctly.
If I want to connect to a device using SSH, HTTP, VNC or any other protocol it must first go through my WG tunnel. Running it on an OpenWRT router instead of a server means if the router is working, WG is working. It’s been rock solid. Using Tasker on Android I’ve set it up to automatically connect whenever I leave my house. It makes everything in my home instantly accessible no matter what I’m doing.
Another thing to consider is there’s no corporation involved with WG. So many companies have suddenly decided to start charging for “free for personal use” products and services it has IMO made anything involving an account worth avoiding…
Tinkerer@lemmy.ca 5 days ago
spaghettiwestern@sh.itjust.works 5 days ago
I have everything route through the tunnel and my router. Along with allowing instant access to everything I self-host and my home server through VNC, it allows me to use Adguard Home for phone DNS lookups no matter where I am. Theoretically my cell carrier should no longer be able to see any of my Internet traffic which I consider an added bonus. I’ve found no downside so far except some weirdness from Google if I’m out of the country for an extended period.
Scorpoon@feddit.org 6 days ago
If you use Tasker only as VPN switch you could have a look at WG Tunnel from zaneschepke on Github. It has a built in function to switch to the tunnel when your local WIFI is not connected.
github.com/zaneschepke/wgtunnel