# peers > RouterOS directory reference for /interface/wireguard/peers. ----------- ## interface/wireguard/peers **Type:** Directory Whether an item is disabled. Whether the peer was created dynamically. Name of the WireGuard interface the peer belongs to. Adds a name to a peer, used as a reference in WireGuard logs. Available from RouterOS version 7.15. A base64 public key calculated from the private key. Public keys are used by peers to authenticate each other. A base64 private key. `auto` generates the key automatically, `none` disables it. The IP address or hostname used by WireGuard to establish a secure connection between two peers. The UDP port on which a WireGuard peer listens for incoming traffic. List of IP (v4 or v6) addresses with CIDR masks from which incoming traffic for this peer is allowed and to which outgoing traffic for this peer is directed. Allowed-address ranges cannot overlap on one interface. A base64 preshared key. Adds an additional layer of symmetric-key cryptography for post-quantum resistance. `auto` generates the key automatically. Interval in seconds of how often to send an authenticated empty packet to the peer to keep a stateful firewall or NAT mapping valid. A value of 0 disables the keepalive. When imported with a QR code by a client, this address for the WireGuard interface is set on that device. DNS servers included in the generated client configuration. This does not change the DNS configuration on this router. IP address or hostname included as the endpoint in the generated client configuration. The WireGuard interface's listen port is appended to it. Same as persistent-keepalive but from the peer side. The local port on which the WireGuard tunnel listens for incoming traffic from peers and from which it sources outgoing packets. Allowed IPs configured for the client. Available from RouterOS version 7.21. MTU value set on the client when importing configuration. Specifies if the peer is a connection initiator or only a responder. Use on WireGuard devices that act as servers for client devices. Otherwise the router repeatedly tries to connect to endpoint-address or current-endpoint-address. The most recent source IP address of correctly authenticated packets from the peer. The most recent source IP port of correctly authenticated packets from the peer. The total amount of bytes received from the peer. The total amount of bytes transmitted to the peer. Time in seconds after the last successful handshake.