Doubts about projektte amn Wireguard

edu_rofe

Hello,
I am using Wireguard satisfactorily, no problem at basic level. Now I am starting a project with peculiarities, the project intends to grow easily and for that reason, I would like to check if the ideas I have are good to lay the foundations of the project, I would like to have no problems with the growth of the project.
I've written to several forums, but I have no answer. I write here for that. I would like to know if it is possible to express my doubts about the roots of the project here or if you can advise me an email or forum to ask technical questions.

Thank you so much,
Edu

johnpoz

@edu_rofe said in Doubts about projektte amn Wireguard:

but I have no answer

You haven't asked anything or given any details of anything - so no wonder you haven't gotten any answers ;) Answers to what - if you can post questions on a forum?

edu_rofe

Hello, I am in a project that I would like to do.

These are VPN tunnels with Wireguard. There is information on the internet that talks about the client network and the server network and the 2 networks connected by the Wireguard VPN tunnel, but this project that I have has some peculiarities and is also expected to grow easily.

I consult you to start this idea correctly and not have to make changes halfway through the growth.

I have:

Wireguard server installations (server: Ubuntu), behind the server there is an ethernet network (192.168.100.x), where there are servers that collect data from clients.
The engineering facilities, there is the client/server (to be defined) Wireguard (Debian/Ubuntu to be defined), in the ethernet network (range to be defined), there are the engineers who would connect in a timely manner to the clients to make modifications of code.
The client installations, there is a Wireguard client (Peer: Debian), on the ethernet network (range to be defined), there are the computers that have the data.

Peculiarities:

The servers going through Ubuntu + VPN + Debian, would take the data, from the computers of all the clients, that are behind the Wireguard Debian client. Therefore, the servers can connect to all clients.
Between clients they cannot be seen.
Engineers going through Debian/Ubuntu + VPN + Debian would change code, from all client machines, behind the Wireguard Debian client. Therefore, engineers can connect with all clients.

So seeing the peculiarities, you could recommend me missing IP ranges, as well as 'AllowedIPs' and 'Endpoint' of each 'Peer' and I'm not sure if I would have to configure routing.

Thanks in advance, I'm new here and just looking to confirm that I start the project correctly.

Best regards,
Edu