@Tedd404 The Allowed IPs is simply a way to tell the router what networks are on the other side of the tunnel, if you say that 192.168.1.0/24 is an allowed IP then when you navigate to that IP on the...

@Tedd404 I think you may be misunderstanding want is being asked, in the current implementation of WireGuard in Omada the Allowed IPs in the configuration is a universal option (no matter the VLAN,...

The problem with doing something like that with Allowed IPs is that it only identifies networks that are available via the tunnel universally, so all of the allowed IP ranges/subnets will route via...

Do you have any timeline on when FQDNs will be supported? One side of the VPN needs to have a Endpoint and port assigned or the VPN will not connect (a public key alone will not allow the connection...

The Client in this case is a ER605, so for the ER605 to connect back to my ER8411 long term it needs to be able to accept FQDNs.

@Clive_A any way to configure a peer with a FQDN and not an IP, the site I am connecting to has a dynamic IP so it will work only as long as the IP stays the same. I don't want to have to login...