They're peers.
In WG documentation, a server is just the device where you have the ability to:
- Control input thru the firewall
- Forward traffic to the destination port (if necessary)
Otherwise, there is no difference between a host and a client.
They're peers.
In WG documentation, a server is just the device where you have the ability to:
Otherwise, there is no difference between a host and a client.
Ahh, thank you for explaining.
So Wireguard concept never was server-client.
You always have to create a setup in advance so the on-the-fly login as a client, as with a typical vpn client, won't work.
You are, of course, perfectly right.
Correct, as you have to either use an existing interface, or setup a new one. Then you distribute its public key to the peer. You then add their public key (and y'all optional pre-shared key).
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