How to setup P2P VPN using wireguard?
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I need to temporarily bring my Ubuntu server and my Manjaro laptop on the same Internal network. I also want to try out wireguard, so I think this is good opportunity.
The Ubuntu server has a static, public IPv4 address, while the laptop has a dynamic private IPv4 address, as it is behind the ISPs NAT. It should matter that it has a dynamic address though, as the setup is temporary.
I tried following the video guide
but I seem to miss something. I wonder if it requires both peers to have public IP for this to work. Can somebody help me with this setup?
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I need to temporarily bring my Ubuntu server and my Manjaro laptop on the same Internal network. I also want to try out wireguard, so I think this is good opportunity.
The Ubuntu server has a static, public IPv4 address, while the laptop has a dynamic private IPv4 address, as it is behind the ISPs NAT. It should matter that it has a dynamic address though, as the setup is temporary.
I tried following the video guide
but I seem to miss something. I wonder if it requires both peers to have public IP for this to work. Can somebody help me with this setup?
vpn
asked Mar 6 at 10:38
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1612721
add a comment |Â
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up vote
0
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I need to temporarily bring my Ubuntu server and my Manjaro laptop on the same Internal network. I also want to try out wireguard, so I think this is good opportunity.
The Ubuntu server has a static, public IPv4 address, while the laptop has a dynamic private IPv4 address, as it is behind the ISPs NAT. It should matter that it has a dynamic address though, as the setup is temporary.
I tried following the video guide
but I seem to miss something. I wonder if it requires both peers to have public IP for this to work. Can somebody help me with this setup?
vpn
asked Mar 6 at 10:38
Registered User
1612721
I need to temporarily bring my Ubuntu server and my Manjaro laptop on the same Internal network. I also want to try out wireguard, so I think this is good opportunity.
The Ubuntu server has a static, public IPv4 address, while the laptop has a dynamic private IPv4 address, as it is behind the ISPs NAT. It should matter that it has a dynamic address though, as the setup is temporary.
I tried following the video guide
but I seem to miss something. I wonder if it requires both peers to have public IP for this to work. Can somebody help me with this setup?
vpn
asked Mar 6 at 10:38
Registered User
1612721
asked Mar 6 at 10:38
Registered User
1612721
asked Mar 6 at 10:38
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1612721
asked Mar 6 at 10:38
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