Micah Morrison

Alrighty, so I'm not sure this can be done at the WireGuard level. It might be baked in to bind to all interfaces. I did find something else interesting though....

Awesome, I'm so glad to hear that!! You're right, it probably won't survive a restart. As it is, WS4W creates a Windows task to recreate the NAT network upon boot....

I've created a new version of the app which adds a "Bind to Specific External IP" option in the NAT routing dropdown. Selecting that should show you all the external...

Hey @radekhulan, thank you so much for testing this, and I'm so sorry for having broken your other VPNs! I'm glad you were able to fix things. My guess is...

Ok awesome, thank you! Let's take the approach of removing a specific binding, rather than removing all but one (especially since that's how the PowerShell command works anyway). Here's another...

Hey thanks again so much for testing this. Just to check, did OpenVPN/IPSec die when you first ran the PowerShell commands and reported success [here](https://github.com/micahmo/WgServerforWindows/issues/73#issuecomment-1430229444)? I only ask because the...

> Wireguard, however, 99% of time chooses IP2 as outbound, and it does not matter if it listens on IP1 or IP2 Just a point of clarification here, unless I'm...

I had another idea. WireGuard's routing on Linux is done through manipulation of routing tables. While not quite as powerful, we can do some of the same things on Windows....

> I have same interface index and same metrics for both IP1 and IP2 Whoa, that's interesting! I've only seen that for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. I think there's one...

Sounds good, sorry we did not make more progress. This is an interesting scenario for sure!