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Wireguard tunnel fails handshare after sometime

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Hi everyone,

I'm trying for a long time (months now) make some services public accessible, and to do it I'm using a VPS to create a tunnel to my server:

Web --public IP-> VPS (peer-A, 10.13.13.1) --tunnel-> services (peer-B, 10.13.13.2)

I'm using wireguard (tunnel) in a docker container to create the tunnel together with swag as reverse proxy. When I start the services the handshake between the tunnel peers occurs and I can access my Nextcloud instance via a public url per example, but after some time the peers stops to communicate with each other and I can't identify the reason. Sometimes it take only minutes to happen, other times hours, other times the handshake never occurs. And when this happens, the Unraid's default wireguard tunnel also turns unreachable.

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I'm running these 2 services in the VPS too. I followed this guide: https://virtualize.link/Containers/vps-proxy/

I saw in some comment in the foruns that ipvlan/macvlan network mode could be the culprit, so I disabled "bridging" as I don't need it and docker is using "macvlan". But the problem still occurs.

What you guys think? Any help will be appreciated, I'm long in this journey of turning certain services public accessible. Thanks.

tower-diagnostics-20260322-1628.zip

Edited by edassis

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