Omada wireguard tutorial

Hi,
Could someone explain a little bit clearer how to configure client-to-site and site-to-site wireguard vpn via Omada controller, because this tutorial:
https://www.tp-link.com/ro/support/faq/4298/#_Toc180081550
is messy, at least for me. It's not clear what to fill in the IP fields in client's profile, in the server config or peer config, what exactly means each IP class (taken from where, local client's machine, server's LAN etc)
Thank you,
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That was a copy from mine on the forum. They deducted many of the explanations.
Refer to the guides on the forum:
https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/794?labelIds=8760&tagId=640
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That was a copy from mine on the forum. They deducted many of the explanations.
Refer to the guides on the forum:
https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/794?labelIds=8760&tagId=640
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Ok, thank you very much, I've followed the steps and it seems it's activated, but still, after connecting, I cannot "see" the computers in the remote LAN, from the client computer, and I completely loose internet connection
I've spent a day testing various configs without success.
Below are my configs, I do not understand what is wrong, but that gateway 0.0.0.0 that appears after activating wireguard in the last screenshot seems to be an issue:
Wireguard server
Wireguard peer
Wireguard client
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CostinR1 wrote
Ok, thank you very much, I've followed the steps and it seems it's activated, but still, after connecting, I cannot "see" the computers in the remote LAN, from the client computer, and I completely loose internet connection
I've spent a day testing various configs without success.
Below are my configs, I do not understand what is wrong, but that gateway 0.0.0.0 that appears after activating wireguard in the last screenshot seems to be an issue:
Wireguard server
Wireguard peer
Wireguard client
Thank you,
Do you really have a public IP?
What does the WAN IP look like on the controller interface?
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Of course, both wireguard server (omada) has a public IP, and the client has a public IP, behind NAT.
The omada controller's public IP (or "wireguard server") is 86.124.*.* (last digits intentionally omitted) and that same IP is also inserted in the "Endpoint" field of the wireguard client (fully obfuscated in the screenshot).
But I didn't see where to insert the public IP of the client, if it is needed (the client is behind NAT).
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Hi @CostinR1,
I see the problem:
- the Wireguard local IP and the peer's allowed IP must be in the same network range
- 192.168.0.235 is well outside of 192.168.0.244/30
- the usable IP range for 192.168.0.244/30 is:192.168.0.245-192.168.0.246
- 192.168.0.235 is well outside of 192.168.0.244/30
- this range must not collide with any network used on any LAN
if you plan to connect more clients, use bigger allowed IP range as /30 allows only one client.
and if you plan to use Android Wireguard client with internal DNS (not any public one as 8.8.8.8) you have to add your LAN network to allowed networks on client side - beside the 0.0.0.0/0
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Hi @CostinR1,
WireGuard itself is quite tricky to configure properly, especially in site2site scenario, where you have to manually setup all the routing.
Fortunately in client2site scenario the routing stuff is silently handled by router.
Let me know, if you were successful with the configuration.
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