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vpn-wireguard [2025/11/14 17:04] – [Problem: Traffic flowing in one Direction] hogwildvpn-wireguard [2026/03/08 21:42] (current) – pedro
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 Note that WireGuard only supports UDP stream, not TCP. Note that WireGuard only supports UDP stream, not TCP.
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 ===== Current development status ===== ===== Current development status =====
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   * Integrity VPN   * Integrity VPN
   * NordVPN   * NordVPN
-  * PIA (Private Internet Access+  * PIA (Private Internet Access)
   * ProtonVPN   * ProtonVPN
   * SurfShark   * SurfShark
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 [[https://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/wireguard-on-freshtomato.76295/page-23#post-348056|How to Connect to a VPN Provider's WireGuard Tunnel on FreshTomato]] [[https://www.linksysinfo.org/index.php?threads/wireguard-on-freshtomato.76295/page-23#post-348056|How to Connect to a VPN Provider's WireGuard Tunnel on FreshTomato]]
  
 +===== Scripts =====
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 +The Scripts tab allows you to define custom shell commands that are executed automatically at specific stages of the WireGuard interface lifecycle. This is useful for starting or stopping additional services, adding firewall rules (e.g. iptables), or configuring custom routing when the tunnel comes up or goes down. \\ \\  There are four script hooks available:
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 +  * Pre-Up Script – runs before the interface is brought up
 +  * Post-Up Script – runs after the interface has been brought up
 +  * Pre-Down Script – runs before the interface is taken down
 +  * Post-Down Script – runs after the interface has been taken down
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 +To reference the current WireGuard interface name dynamically within any script, use ''%i'' (without quotes) — it will be substituted with the actual interface name at runtime (e.g. wg0, wg1, etc.).
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 +Example:
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 +>iptables -A FORWARD -i %i -j ACCEPT
  
 ===== Status ===== ===== Status =====
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 {{::vpn-wireguard-stop_now-2025.3.png?76}}   terminates the current WireGuard VPN tunnel and stops the service. {{::vpn-wireguard-stop_now-2025.3.png?76}}   terminates the current WireGuard VPN tunnel and stops the service.
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 ===== Wireguard Configuration ===== ===== Wireguard Configuration =====
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 {{::vpn-wireguard-config_tab-2025.3.png?95}}  here, enter the main configuration settings for the chosen interface. {{::vpn-wireguard-config_tab-2025.3.png?95}}  here, enter the main configuration settings for the chosen interface.
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 ===== Interface ===== ===== Interface =====
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   * Routing Policy - this lets you create rules, specifying which devices \\ or destination addresses/subnets should have their Internet traffic \\ routed through the VPN or directly to the internet, without encryption. \\ This can include "split-tunneling". \\ \\    * Routing Policy - this lets you create rules, specifying which devices \\ or destination addresses/subnets should have their Internet traffic \\ routed through the VPN or directly to the internet, without encryption. \\ This can include "split-tunneling". \\ \\ 
   * Routing Policy (Strict) - only explicitly-defined traffic will go through the\\ tunnel. All other traffic is excluded and can't use the tunnel.   * Routing Policy (Strict) - only explicitly-defined traffic will go through the\\ tunnel. All other traffic is excluded and can't use the tunnel.
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 ===== Peer Parameters ===== ===== Peer Parameters =====
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 ===== Import Config from file ===== ===== Import Config from file =====
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 {{::vpn-wireguard-peers_tab-2025.3.png?95|Peers}} in this tab, you enter settings for the peer devices. {{::vpn-wireguard-peers_tab-2025.3.png?95|Peers}} in this tab, you enter settings for the peer devices.
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 ===== Peers ===== ===== Peers =====
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 This section allows you to enter and view settings for all peers of this WireGuard interface/instance. This section allows you to enter and view settings for all peers of this WireGuard interface/instance.
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 ===== Peer's Parameters ===== ===== Peer's Parameters =====
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 {{::vpn-wireguard-peers-peers_parameters-add_to_peers-2025.3.png?80}} clicking this adds all completed settings in the section to the [Peers] section in the WireGuard Configuration file. \\   \\   \\ {{::vpn-wireguard-peers-peers_parameters-clean-2025.3.png?80}}** **clicking this will clear all fields in this section, but won't save those changes until you click Save. {{::vpn-wireguard-peers-peers_parameters-add_to_peers-2025.3.png?80}} clicking this adds all completed settings in the section to the [Peers] section in the WireGuard Configuration file. \\   \\   \\ {{::vpn-wireguard-peers-peers_parameters-clean-2025.3.png?80}}** **clicking this will clear all fields in this section, but won't save those changes until you click Save.
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 ===== Status ===== ===== Status =====
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   - Latest Handshake performed   - Latest Handshake performed
   - Number of bytes sent and received by this peer   - Number of bytes sent and received by this peer
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 ===== WireGuard Notes and Troubleshooting ===== ===== WireGuard Notes and Troubleshooting =====
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 ==== General Troubleshooting ==== ==== General Troubleshooting ====
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- +==== Problem: Traffic flowing in only one Direction ====
-==== Problem: Traffic flowing in one Direction ====+
  
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