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I have a GL.iNET 4G router that I've configured WG for, and it worked exactly as expected. In my case, I had a requirement that when roaming onto a new tower, the tunnel had to recover automatically. And it seemingly did. Even though the router itself was mostly stationary, the mobile carrier's CGNAT endpoint would change and the router gracefully adapted to that
I would have preferred to use IPv6 -- which the router also supports, but off by default -- to avoid CGNAT but the opposite end of the WG tunnel had complexities which precluded that.
Was there a noticeable disruption between towers? It's taking resolvd a good 10 seconds to catch up when turning the client on and off. Maybe I should disable cache all-together.
Alas, I never witnessed the handover happening live, only that my logs from the far end of the tunnel would show that tunnel uptime had reset.
I imagine there's a tunable parameter to adjust the WG keep alive, which could help reduce the drop time.