My
only concern is that when WG is worked out in Asus' firmware, and then
@RMerlin does his thing for us, there is a nice smooth transition of setups while the flash is happening so we don't have to remember how to make it all work all over again. Maybe the only way to do that is with a setup wizard? (cart before the horse, I realize, but...)
(Or do I have it all bass-ackwards and Asus is following the lead of the folks here who are working it out? If that's the case...spectacular! Go Teamwork! Keep making the dream work!!!)
Ok, now a serious question for
@ZebMcKayhan and
@Martineau - if I want to use WG on my phone to connect to my router at home, I have to have a stable/static IP address for the router endpoint, right? This means DDNS for me...which I think is neat, because I can (theoretically) assign the WG server on my router its own subdomain & IP (correct?) in the IPv6 /48 that I have from tunnelbroker.net, and when my ISP rotates my WAN address, my LAN endpoint won't change...but at the same time my ISP's Native v6 is quite nice, so losing that simplicity will be tough. but it may be worthwhile, once I dig deeper...thinking now, if I can do it for WG, my unbound can have its own subdomain as well...and maybe ntpMerlin... Or am I asking for too much from my SOHO router?