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opnooz
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Wireguard roadwarrior setup on dual stack leaks IPV6
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January 25, 2024, 08:53:17 pm »
Hey all,
I'm currently running a dual stack setup. I followed the wireguard roadwarrior setup found here:
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/wireguard-client.html
... everything is working as expected, but if a website requests my IPV6 address clients that are apart of my wireguard alias will leak IPV6 requests out my IPV6 WAN interface, and not out the tunnel. I use ProtonVPN as a provider which does not support IPV6 on the tunnel (at least to my knowledge).
The tutorial doesn't really mention how to fix this, but primarily only if I were to use a dedicated IPV6 connection. Though, I'm sure that others have ran into this same issue, does anyone know how I can set the killswitch in a way much like if the client decides to go out the v6 interface that it gets blocked, kinda like the NO_WAN_EGRESS part of the tutorial? I realize this might mean I have to either give all my local v6 addresses the same treatment or start assigning the hosts I want to force out the tunnel dedicated v6 addresses, but thought I would get an idea of how others go about doing it.
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
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