WireGuard doesn't care what address V has, because peers are defined by their public key. If V switches from A1 to A2, upon receiving a handshake packet from V's key from the address A2, B will start sending packets for V out to A2. Incoming packets can arrive from any IP; if they're from a connection with V, V's AllowedIP rules will be applied.
- separate allowedips from routing for multipath Arvid Picciani
- Re: separate allowedips from routing for multipath Reid Rankin
- Re: separate allowedips from routing for multipath Arvid Picciani