Open cegfault opened 1 year ago
P.S. Split Tunneling is not sufficient, as it only allows a specific app to bypass the VPN. What's needed is a second endpoint - another [Peer]
section. Again, this is operational with manually editing wireguard configuration files, but requires significant (manual) effort when changing to a new Mullvad server/endpoint.
Thanks for the suggestion. This is a feature we are tracking internally on some kind of wish list. It's currently not a high priority, but something we agree would be cool to have at some point.
second that. would be great. its a huge headache to manage multiple wireguard networks in a corporate context. this would solve many problems.
This would be a great feature. I can't use the app and have to use wireguard config files right now for this use case.
Issue report
Operating system: Android App version: (latest - feature request)
Issue description
I would like to be able to add a custom/private wireguard
Peer
to the android app (for example, for access to a certain corporate or private wireguard service). Currently, it is possible to create a wireguard configuration file and manually add a secondPeer
section, and then use the Wireguard app on Android. This would route all traffic through Mullvad's endpoint except the private Peer access.However, this is not ideal. Every time I want to switch to another endpoint I would need to generate a new wireguard configuration file, manually add the
[Peer]
section, and then add it into the Wireguard app. Having a native way to handle this would be ideal.For reference, my work has development resources behind a wireguard vpn. Android doesn't really allow for Wireguard and Mullvad to run simultaneously.
I think it would be quite beneficial to have a section where I could add a
[Peer]
endpoint with a specificAllowedIPs
(say,10.x.y.z/24
). This way, the app could change wireguard endpoints seamlessly without requiring significant manual attention on my part.