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@magicMirror
My question was more about how it chooses, which route to use.
Obviously, over LAN is faster than sending everything over a vserver in Ireland. -
@metamourge Hmmm.
Maybe read about BGP? Essentially - you don't care about the way your packets are routed to your destination...... as long as they get there. Eventually.
Can someone answer me a question about Wireguard?
I couldn't find an answer to it online.
I know WG supports roaming, so switching a connection to a different route.
But how does WG handle multiple valid routes, before a connection can be established?
Eg, when I'm at home I could have 3 valid routes.
Connecting over LAN.
Connecting over public IP of the router.
Connecting to a vserver, using it as a bridge to connect to my server, if it's behind a firewall.
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