[Solved] Wireguard issue: can't reach local hosts

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I can connect from the client (Android phone) and I can reach every service on the server (10.11.12.77) and the router (10.11.12.1), but not other hosts

That is not logical. If the tunnel has been configured with the plugin defaults you should access any host on the network (make sure the iptables box is checked). The only reason could be that you have some restriction in your network, it could be in the router or in the server (firewall, iptables...).

Well, you should check your network and/or your server, there is no other explanation.

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Well, I'm (a bit) ashamed to say it was a classic issue of "did you try to turn off and on again?". I rebooted the server - I had multiple updates done yesterday - and lo and behold, it now works without problems!

Don't worry. I'm glad you solved it.

It had to be a network problem, there was no other possibility.

Has the tunnel been configured with default values in the plugin?

Zitat von musharaf

I can only see my server in the netwrok folder.

Can you explain what this means?

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from windows folder, when I click Network its shows me my computer and my OMV server, when connected with wireguard

Is that computer connected to the same local network as the server? To the same router?

That's why it doesn't work for you. Wireguard is used to connect from outside. To test the connection you can configure Wireguard on your phone and disable Wi-Fi (data connection). https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…smartphone_android_or_ios

If you want to connect from the same network you can do that too. But for that you need a DNS server on your network that directs the endpoint established in the tunnel to the IP of your server. In this case your client would connect to the server through Wireguard on the same network and from there it would be redirected to the internet or wherever the tunnel redirects.

This is useful if you want to always have your smartphone connected to Wireguard, both inside and outside the local network. In this way, without having to activate or deactivate wireguard, the smartphone is always connected.

Some routers are able to avoid this if they have a feature called loopback. In this case you could do without the DNS server. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loopback

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i don't know how to do that

Any file manager with samba should work, there are several in the google store.

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I connect my laptop with my mobile data and then activate wireguard

Do you activate Wireguard on your smartphone or laptop?

The only way to do that is to connect the laptop to the smartphone's shared internet connection. And then you need to install Wireguard on the laptop and activate Wireguard on the laptop. Did you do it like this?

The network that Wireguard creates is different from your local network. It is not 192.168.0.168. Also, I don't know how the Wi-Fi is related to that screenshot. I don't know that app, sorry.

If you can log in to OMV you can also see the shared resources, you just need to configure the appropriate app on your smartphone.