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I use wireguard on a cheap VPS that comes with an IPV6 /64. Connecting devices get a public IPV6 address. Most of which are assigned a subdomain so I can remem

I use wireguard on a cheap VPS that comes with an IPV6 /64. Connecting devices get a public IPV6 address. Most of which are assigned a subdomain so I can remember them. It works wonderfully.

artificialLimbs 6y ago
Do you have a writeup or know where one is that could be of use in setting this up? I don't know much about v6...
- jacob019 6y ago
  No, I just cobbled it together with standard Linux routing tools. echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding The trickiest part is making sure that the VPS answers NDP requests for the routed addresses: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/proxy_ndp for i in `seq 0x0010 0x001f`; do ip=2001:1111:2222:3333::$(printf '%x' $i) ip neigh add proxy $ip dev ens3 done Assign the routed address range to the wireguard interface: ip addr add 2001:1111:2222:3333::10/124 dev wg0 That's the gist of it. I might do a proper writeup next week if I can find time.
  - ncmncm 6y ago
    If you do, please link it here.