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When you attach multiple Docker networks (e.g., `wg` and a reverse proxy network like `traefik` or `nginx`) to the `wg-easy` container, Docker might assign the network interfaces randomly (e.g., swapping `eth0` and `eth1`). Since `wg-easy` expects the wireguard interface to act as `eth0` and configures `POSTROUTING` rules for it, connectivity will break if the interfaces are swapped upon container restart. |
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When you attach multiple Docker networks (e.g., `wg` and a reverse proxy network like `traefik` or `nginx`) to the `wg-easy` container, Docker might assign the network interfaces randomly (e.g., swapping `eth0` and `eth1`). Since `wg-easy` expects the wireguard interface to act as `eth0` and configures `POSTROUTING` rules for it, connectivity will break if the interfaces are swapped upon container restart. |