aldipower
commented
7 months ago You are not the only one! I am having the same problem. Got two tunnels on one machine, connecting to two other machines. For some reason, after a restart of the machine, the second tunnel shows the endpoint-connection configuration of the first tunnel. 'wg show wg1' shows the config of wg0 in the 'endpoint'-address section. But if I open the configuration of wg1 in an editor, everything is correct.
And, yeah, before the system restart it worked..
Hello,
Package version
1.0.20211208
Firmware version
2.0.9 Hotfix 2
Device
EdgeRouter 4 / 6P / 12 - e300
Description
I am not sure if my problem is a Wireguard problem but I will explain my issue.
I have two DSL Connections. So I use two tunnels (wg221 and wg222) from ER-12 to my Debian Server. The Debian-Server listen on two ips. 54.1.1.1 and 54.1.1.2
wg221 10.0.0.0/30 Wg222 10.0.0.4/30
The ER-12 has two static routes. 54.1.1.41 via DSL1 54.1.1.42 via DSL2
When Tunnel restarts each one is connected over the right way. After some seconds the second Tunnel (wg222/DSL2) uses the Tunnel IPs from Tunnel 1 for connection.
Endpoint at ER-12 Tunnel 2 is now 10.0.0.1 and endpoint at Debian Server wg222 is 10.0.0.2
route-allowed-ips is set to false.
I have no idea why it comes to this issue.
Can anyone help me or has an idea to solve this issue?
Greats pr0