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I have one raspberry, and there I have ethernet connection to internet eth0 and I have another wireless connection wlan0 that is also conneted to internet via other router.

Is it possible to create wg0 to be wireguard for eth0 (so that clients that connect there are always only forwarded via eth0), and wg1 to be wireguard for wlan0 (so that clients connected there are always forwarded via wlan0)?

Bojan Vukasovic
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Just had a quick browse of their documentation and it seems this is possible by using the via keyword when adding the routes.

You can see the specifics in "The Classic Solutions" section of their docs. https://www.wireguard.com/netns/#the-classic-solutions

Miles
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  • Some small example ;) – Blockchain Office Jul 16 '22 at 17:20
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