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==== to separate provider network from grt with igp ====

Another practical application could involve setting up a VPN gateway on a virtual server hosted by a provider ~~such as DigitalOcean or Linode~~. Imagine you’re using a WireGuard tunnel (<code>wg0</code>) to connect to a network that provides internet access, alongside a client peer WireGuard endpoint (<code>wg1</code>) that allows your personal devices to connect.

Another practical application could involve setting up a VPN gateway on a virtual server hosted by a provider. Imagine you’re using a WireGuard tunnel (<code>wg0</code>) to connect to a network that provides internet access, alongside a client peer WireGuard endpoint (<code>wg1</code>) that allows your personal devices to connect.

In this setup, you’d need to configure a default route through <code>wg0</code> to forward internet traffic via the first WireGuard tunnel. At the same time, you’d also require a default route to your provider’s network to ensure your server remains accessible from the internet—essential for your devices to connect to <code>wg1</code> and for <code>wg0</code> to maintain its peer connection.

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 ==== to separate provider network from grt with igp ====
-Another practical application could involve setting up a VPN gateway on a virtual server hosted by a provider such as DigitalOcean or Linode. Imagine you’re using a WireGuard tunnel (<code>wg0</code>) to connect to a network that provides internet access, alongside a client peer WireGuard endpoint (<code>wg1</code>) that allows your personal devices to connect.
+Another practical application could involve setting up a VPN gateway on a virtual server hosted by a provider. Imagine you’re using a WireGuard tunnel (<code>wg0</code>) to connect to a network that provides internet access, alongside a client peer WireGuard endpoint (<code>wg1</code>) that allows your personal devices to connect.
 In this setup, you’d need to configure a default route through <code>wg0</code> to forward internet traffic via the first WireGuard tunnel. At the same time, you’d also require a default route to your provider’s network to ensure your server remains accessible from the internet—essential for your devices to connect to <code>wg1</code> and for <code>wg0</code> to maintain its peer connection.