Now we have to specify which server it is going to connect to, for this we touch the button Add Peer and complete the properties with the WireGuard server information. Up to this point we have defined the configuration that the WireGuard interface of this client will have.
Once generated, we write the Public Key in the Public Key property of the client that we are adding to the server and later we complete the Addresses property with an IP address belonging to the WireGuard server subnet and assign a DNS server, in this case we will use 8.8.8.8. In the new screen we assign any name to the interface and generate the keys by tapping on the button next to "Private key". We open the WireGuard application and create a new configuration by click on the create from scratch button. In this article we are going to obtain those properties by configuring WireGuard directly on the client. In this window we must select the interface previously created and complete the Public Key, Allowed Address and Preshared Key properties, the last one is optional and must be different for each client. To define the clients (peers) that can connect to the WireGuard server, we will go to WireGuard -> Peers and touch the "+" button. To configure WireGuard in RouterOS, just go to WireGuard -> WireGuard, add a new interface and assign it an IP address in IP -> Addresses. Configure WireGuard as a VPN server on MikroTik RouterOS In this article we will explain how to configure a WireGuard server in MikroTik RouterOS. WireGuard is designed as a general-purpose VPN to run on embedded systems, mobile devices, and computers and can be installed on almost any operating system. It is intended to have a considerably higher performance than OpenVPN. Is a VPN protocol that in recent times has started to become popular since it is extremely simple but fast and modern and uses state-of-the-art cryptography.
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