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Question, is there a build for the Flint2?

Lantis wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 20, 2026 3:17 am

No, I have both running alongside each other and have for years.
If you are trying to route the same client subnets from both OpenVPN and WireGuard though, that would be a disaster.

Highly likley, its crashes in a big way

There could also be a problem running openvpn and wireguard at the same time?

The first issue was importing the configuration. I ended up setting it up manually, which unfortunately caused a network outage. The kids were not impressed, so I need to set up a proper test environment before trying again.

I haven’t done the necessary due diligence yet.

For the record, I’m also having issues with WireGuard.

I wasn’t planning to comment, as I’ve already done my research, but I noticed someone else mentioning similar problems.

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