2025-01-30, 03:47 PM
Nope. Just setup Wireguard as server on the DO server, Wireguard as a client on the home PC.
If you do go this route, you'd be able to disable the 8096 port forwarding on your router.
On the home PC running Wireguard as a client, I think you'd want the "AllowedIPs" setting in the wireguard config to only be the IP of your Wireguard server.
Something like this.
Where 10.0.0.1 is the IP of the server's wireguard interface. This should allow you to use Wireguard for remote access for Jellyfin, but it won't force all your other traffic to also go through Wireguard.
If you do go this route, you'd be able to disable the 8096 port forwarding on your router.
On the home PC running Wireguard as a client, I think you'd want the "AllowedIPs" setting in the wireguard config to only be the IP of your Wireguard server.
Something like this.
Code:
AllowedIPs = 10.0.0.1/32
Where 10.0.0.1 is the IP of the server's wireguard interface. This should allow you to use Wireguard for remote access for Jellyfin, but it won't force all your other traffic to also go through Wireguard.