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Wireguard problems, a few sites function, but clients aren't establishing tunnels correctly

Wireguard problems, a few sites function, but clients aren't establishing tunnels correctly

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Iman153
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10-22-2018, 04:45 PM
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I'm setting up Wireguard inside an LXC environment using Proxmox. I'm using the helper script from the provided link. A pihole is running, but I've tried disabling blocking and bypassing it without success. I'm still having trouble connecting peers, even though my own client apps like YouTube, Gmail, and Google Drive work. Web searches are fine, but clicking links causes timeouts. My speed test shows about 30Mb download and 10Mb upload. On the local side, I can't reach other devices or ping them. The peer configuration looks like this: .196 is pihole, .203 is the Wireguard server with private key redacted, address 10.0.0.2/32, MTU 1280, DNS 192.168.1.196, allowedIPs set to all, endpoint 192.168.1.203:51820, and persistent keepalive 21. I'm unsure what's going wrong and need more guidance.
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10-22-2018, 04:45 PM #1

I'm setting up Wireguard inside an LXC environment using Proxmox. I'm using the helper script from the provided link. A pihole is running, but I've tried disabling blocking and bypassing it without success. I'm still having trouble connecting peers, even though my own client apps like YouTube, Gmail, and Google Drive work. Web searches are fine, but clicking links causes timeouts. My speed test shows about 30Mb download and 10Mb upload. On the local side, I can't reach other devices or ping them. The peer configuration looks like this: .196 is pihole, .203 is the Wireguard server with private key redacted, address 10.0.0.2/32, MTU 1280, DNS 192.168.1.196, allowedIPs set to all, endpoint 192.168.1.203:51820, and persistent keepalive 21. I'm unsure what's going wrong and need more guidance.

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10-22-2018, 11:49 PM
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It's probably the container. I don't use containers because they make already complex software even more complex. I do use flatpaks if there is no alternative, but I am not at all a fan of docker or lxc or lxd etc. The forum level1techs might be able to help more.
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10-22-2018, 11:49 PM #2

It's probably the container. I don't use containers because they make already complex software even more complex. I do use flatpaks if there is no alternative, but I am not at all a fan of docker or lxc or lxd etc. The forum level1techs might be able to help more.

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