WireGuard is a simple, fast and modern VPN implementation. This article introduces WireGuard concepts, configuration, and usage on Ubuntu servers.
A simple guide to setting up WireGuard server and multiple peers.
WireGuard is a lightweight Virtual Private Network (VPN) that supports IPv4 and IPv6 connections. A VPN allows you to traverse untrusted networks as if you were on a private network. It gives you the freedom to access the internet safely and securely from your smartphone or laptop when connected to an untrusted network, like the WiFi at a hotel or coffee shop.
Modern Network Manager supports wireguard by default, including one in Ubuntu 22.04 (maybe earlier). It's compiled-in, so wireguard package isn't needed. However, as of 22.04 Ubuntu network settings didn't support WG yet.
This guide walks you through setting up WireGuard VPN using NetworkManager on Linux.
WireGuard is a simple, fast, and modern VPN implementation. It is widely deployed and can be used cross-platform. VPNs have traditionally been hard to understand, configure, and deploy.
Docker WireGuard container.
