I think you misunderstood me. Most broadband providers don't offer fixed IPv4. Due to privacy considerations, even under IPv6 on normal connections, addresses will always change. (prefix) As soon as an address changes and my dynamic DNS system registers it, an IPsec or OpenVPN client on my phone can reconnect. (This happens once a week).
The Wireguard app simply lacks a monitor to see if the IP address has changed. Therefore a ttl in the DNS was introduced .... (After a registered loss of the connection - also shown in the log - no DNS request is executed and the tunnel breaks down permanently.)I think the
se are the most common scenarios with OpenWRT routers ...
Having a DNS entry does not mean that it always points to a static ip, so when a tunnel disconnects, the Android-app itself (userspace) should handle this like many other existing VPN-Clients do by a re-query of the DNS entry...
My question is, is there any opinion on such an implementation? Should i try to implement it into the android app and provide the code? (Unfortunately i am not a good android app-developer)
Am 16.01.2019 um 21:57 schrieb David Cowden:
You need to setup dns for your home site then use that to connect. Or you need to synchronize the endpoint out of band. I can't imagine this is something wg wants to tackle--this is a general problem all software encounters.
On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 10:52 PM Fabian Schwamborn <fabian@familie-schwamborn.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________Hello,
I have a suggestion for improving the Android app or would like to ask if such a change would be desirable in general (e.g. pull request):
I'm using Wireguard as a connection between my home router and my mobile phone, but unfortunately I don't have a fixed IP address. As soon as the IP address changes, the app does not reconnect. (Happens once a week)
Is it possible to integrate a function into the app, that pings through the tunnel so that you can perform a keep-alive check and reconnect the tunnel completely after a failure (including DNS request)?
Is it conceivable, to implement a DNS-check function in the app? (E.g. like the existing example DNS check script for Linux works?)
Then the app would have the same functionality as my previous IP-Sec client. This would also allow better coverage of failover IP scenarios.
Best Regards
Fabian
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