since it is explicitly listening on one network, I'm not sure why netstat is reporting that it is listening on all networks. Assuming you aren't using lxc, I would try disabling lxc-net in the Settings tab of the KVM plugin. If you know you won't use lxc, you could uncheck both boxes.
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Wireguard Plugin - Works with Windows&Android Clients, but not with Debian Client
Hello,
I have setup wireguard via the OMV Plugin now.
Previously, I had set it up manually.
Now, I have configured all my Hosts again and they work.
Nice interface&great plugin. Thanks!
What is not yet working is the one Debian (in fact OMV5) client that I have.
I displayed the config in the Servers Webinterface. Then, I copied the content into /etc/wireguard/wgnet0.conf on the host (omv5).
Then I executed a wg-quick down wgnet0 and wg-quick up wgnet0.
(Code, 14 lines)
You see, "transfer" is 0 B. So,…
I have setup wireguard via the OMV Plugin now.
Previously, I had set it up manually.
Now, I have configured all my Hosts again and they work.
Nice interface&great plugin. Thanks!
What is not yet working is the one Debian (in fact OMV5) client that I have.
I displayed the config in the Servers Webinterface. Then, I copied the content into /etc/wireguard/wgnet0.conf on the host (omv5).
Then I executed a wg-quick down wgnet0 and wg-quick up wgnet0.
(Code, 14 lines)
You see, "transfer" is 0 B. So,…