On 17.05.2019 09:34, . . wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using WireGuard on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with Raspbian Stretch and 
> 4.14.98-v7+ kernel.
> Now this works great for me and is very efficient, however I tried to 
> add a lot of routes on one of the "spoke/client" nodes, 517 routes to 
> be exact.
> If I do this, WireGuard stops working, tcpdump shows the traffic being 
> sent out the wg0 interface but never actually being processed by 
> wireguard, meaning the encapsulated packet to the "hub" never leaves.
>
> So I tried doing this with wg instead of wg-quick and this works fine 
> until I actually add a lot of the routes to the routing table, the 
> sweet spot seems to be 384. If 383 routes are present in the routing 
> table, wg will still work but if I add one more, all previously 
> working ones dont anymore, if I reduce it again to <=383 then it 
> starts working again. wg itself doesnt mind having all those routes 
> (wg show) but I wonder if it tries to read the routing table as well 
> for some reason?
>
> Appreciate any insight/help on this, thanks.
> Chris
>
>
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did you tried using dynamic routing ? or it can't be applied ? I have 
262 routes available so can't confirm if dynamic routing will work


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