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Seems like a good tutorial. I've been using this type of set up for about 6 months now and it works well for me. I wish I had a straight forward explanation lik
by jjice 6y ago
Seems like a good tutorial. I've been using this type of set up for about 6 months now and it works well for me. I wish I had a straight forward explanation like this when I was first learning how to use WireGuard.
- momothereal 6y agoSame! I set up something similar with DigitalOcean by combining a couple of tutorials together. I pretty much followed the same steps until the `nftables` stuff.
- mbreese 6y agoThat was my experience setting up a WireGuard connection to my home network about 12 months ago. It was really difficult to get a straightforward explanation of how to set things up. For example, I had (as mentioned above) dynamic DNS set to update from my home router with port forwarding setup to a home Linux server (Rpi actually). This isn't as easy as A <=> B, but it is probably a common enough use-case. It was really hard to figure out what I needed to put in my wg.conf files. But once I got it, it was really solid. Is there something like "WireGuard in anger" or even something like the GitHub introduction to Git for WireGuard? It seems like it would be very helpful.