I tried using Site Magic but had no end of issues with routing, especially when some of the public IP sites had a limited bandwidth, so I’ve gone back to using a hub and spoke system with static routes, which is generally fine, but IPSec and especially OpenVPN are noticeably way too slow to be connecting offices together.
I tried to use WireGuard client/server settings and the routing tables looked okay, but pings responded with a required key not available message, which I understand is a problem with WireGuard’s AllowedIPs config, which seems a bit strange, but it’s hard to diagnose when I can’t change the “server” config outside of the GUI options
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This is totally possible. One Unifi GW must have a WG Server and the others just a Client connecting to it.
Other than that just add a static route on the client site and than add a firewall rule to both sites that allow your local IPs via WAN(Internet).
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Did you try OSPF for routing? That is what site magic uses behind the scenes. Otherwise policy based routes directing appreciate groups to appropriate tunnel should do it, getting harder to keep things straight as number of sites increases.