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Hi everyone,

I’m considering buying the TP-Link Archer AX55 Pro and I have a question about using it as a WireGuard client.

Current setup:

• I already have a WireGuard server running at my father’s house.
• At my own house, I would install the AX55 Pro.
• I want the AX55 Pro to connect as a WireGuard client to that remote server and keep the tunnel always connected.

My goal:
When I’m away from home (for example at my father’s house or on mobile data), I want to access my home LAN remotely through the WireGuard tunnel and send Wake-on-LAN (WoL) packets to wake up PCs inside my network.

Questions:

1. Does the AX55 Pro work reliably as a WireGuard client in this scenario?
2. Can devices from the remote side access the home LAN correctly through the tunnel?
3. Has anyone successfully used Wake-on-LAN through this setup?
4. Does the router properly forward WoL/broadcast packets to the LAN?

Thanks!

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