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- install wireguard on both ends, one will be the server other is the client.
- add necessary iptables rules on server and client.
- if you have a router, without gateway route destination network requests to the local wireguard host.
- if you have a router, route destination network requests to local wireguard host.ient in the local network. ( your local wireguard host as gateway)
Doesn't this require port forwarding? Or does running wg on the router eliminate the need for port forwarding?
I've port forwarded in the past with no issues. But in learning more about networking and such, it seems that port forwarding is riskier than it's worth, and am trying to find best practices to use going forward.
if the Asus router has wireguard server capabilities, you're in luck.
on house B, port forwarding is not necessary because the router will handle it.
on house A, because pfSense will work as a client port forwarding is not necessary either.