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Yes, but this I don't remember how I did it, it was something specific that I needed. A combination of iptables rules and ip route.

You can basically duplicate the "internal" profile and then set the: ext-rtp-ip, ext-sip-ip, rtp-ip, sip-ip to the ip of the VPN server (ex. if you use 10.8.0.0/24 network then the ip would be 10.8.0.1). Restart freeswitch. The sip profiles are connected to the IP addresses so for each...

Yes, I'm using it successfully installed on the same machine. You will need to create a SIP profile that will accept connections on the same interface as the OpenVPN ip. It is very useful to have this, specially in some cases SIP phones are blocked by the internet provider and it works well...

Hello, I'm using FusionPBX for a few years now. I have phones connected from different networks, so my SIP profiles look like this: internal - default (using the public IP) external - default (using the public IP) internal-vpn - SIP profile for the local VPN on the same machine (using 10.X.X.X...

What IP Phones do you have that support wireguard?

OpenVPN would encrypt the provisioning traffic too, which is also open to attacks. @kwangmien did you make this setup? I am planing to do the same.