Today I added the PersistantKeepalive option but nothing changes. First of all, Raspberry Pi 4 only comes with 1 Gigabit Ethernet connector on board. Yesterday I managed to forward the streaming to the application and everything seemed to work fine but after about half an hour of not using the VPN it stopped working (the configuration always remained the same) and now I can only ping the server from the client sometimes. The VPN has a strange behavior: sometimes I can ping through the VPN from the client to the server but after a few attempts or after a while of not using the VPN I can't ping anymore. To manually install Nagios on the Raspberry Pi, start with a Pi running Raspberry Pi OS on a 16GB or more microSD card. You will want to check if a Linux driver is available before buying a module, since many. Such a module can indeed be wired to GPIO SPI pins. For low speeds (below 10Mbps), an SPI to LAN module can be used. Raspberry Pi is an alternative of computers that has many capabilities and has a high ability which is generally used as a Mini-Server at a very cheap price.
I would like to send a streaming video from the raspberry to an application on the server through the VPN so first I configured wireguard in the server and in the client and finally I added a rule to forward the packets from the port where wireguard is listening on the server to the port where the application is listening. If you need more LAN interfaces, the best solution in terms of performance per dollar is to get several USB to LAN adapters. I'm trying to setup wireguard between a linux server with static ip and one or more raspberries as client but sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't randomly.
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