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I setup WireGuard on my Ubiquiti router and have profiles installed on my phone and Mac. Extremely convenient for some basic privacy when on a public hotspot.
by SkyPuncher 7y ago
I setup WireGuard on my Ubiquiti router and have profiles installed on my phone and Mac.
Extremely convenient for some basic privacy when on a public hotspot.
- nemosaltat 7y agoI can’t install the official WireGuard on my Macs that are stuck on High Sierra. Love WireGuard for Android and iOS. I think there’s a way to do it on High Sierra with brew but I haven’t dug too deep.
- andrewnicolalde 7y agoNice! Is it one of the UniFi ones?
- SkyPuncher 7y agoNo, it's an EdgeRouter. I'm not sure if UniFi equipment supports the run times necessary for WireGuard. ---- UniFi has its own VPN type of software. Not sure what it is or how secure it is, though.
- a2tech 7y agoIt sucks. It doesn't work on Windows reliably. If you're going to do VPN on Ubiquity gear I either install OpenVPN on the EdgeRouter or pass the traffic through to another device to handle the VPN.
- croon 7y agoHave not tried this myself [1]; But I do have a USG, so I might when I have the time. [1] https://graham.hayes.ie/posts/wireguard-%2B-unifi/ https://graham.hayes.ie/posts/wireguard-%2B-unifi/
- holmb 7y agoTo anyone interested in running Wireguard on Ubiquiti have a look at https://github.com/dynamist/ansible-role-wireguard-vyatta https://github.com/dynamist/ansible-role-wireguard-vyatta
- BrandoElFollito 7y agoI am considering this to (on a ER4) but since they're are no dedicated ASICs I wonder what the cpu overhead it is for the router.