How to use Cloudflare Warp Plus on your PC

Any1 figured out how to connect a mikrotik to this? 7.1beta2 that is
Not yet, I did have it running on windows 10 machine, using windows 10 machine to route all traffic. Can also be done on DD-WRT router, but need a decent cpu for AES encryption on warp plus. Windows can be done all in GUI.
 
Not yet, I did have it running on windows 10 machine, using windows 10 machine to route all traffic. Can also be done on DD-WRT router, but need a decent cpu for AES encryption on warp plus. Windows can be done all in GUI.
Ok good news.
I have my mikrotik connected to CF-Warp+ :)

Screen Shot 2020-09-07 at 11.25.16 AM.png

Code:
[admin@MikroTik] > /tool/traceroute 8.8.8.8
Columns: ADDRESS, LOSS, SENT, LAST, AVG, BEST, WORST, STD-DEV
  #  ADDRESS         LO  S  LAST    AVG   BEST  WORS  STD
  1  172.16.0.1      0%  3  18.1ms  18.1  18    18.1  0  
  2  197.234.241.1   0%  3  19ms    18.9  18.8  19    0.1
  3  196.60.8.166    0%  3  18.5ms  18.9  18.5  19.2  0.3
  4  74.125.245.193  0%  3  18.1ms  18.1  18.1  18.2  0  
  5  216.239.40.199  0%  3  20.2ms  19.3  18.8  20.2  0.6
  6  8.8.8.8         0%  3  18.3ms  18.4  18.2  18.6  0.2
 
Ok good news.
I have my mikrotik connected to CF-Warp+ :)

View attachment 907072

Code:
[admin@MikroTik] > /tool/traceroute 8.8.8.8
Columns: ADDRESS, LOSS, SENT, LAST, AVG, BEST, WORST, STD-DEV
  #  ADDRESS         LO  S  LAST    AVG   BEST  WORS  STD
  1  172.16.0.1      0%  3  18.1ms  18.1  18    18.1  0 
  2  197.234.241.1   0%  3  19ms    18.9  18.8  19    0.1
  3  196.60.8.166    0%  3  18.5ms  18.9  18.5  19.2  0.3
  4  74.125.245.193  0%  3  18.1ms  18.1  18.1  18.2  0 
  5  216.239.40.199  0%  3  20.2ms  19.3  18.8  20.2  0.6
  6  8.8.8.8         0%  3  18.3ms  18.4  18.2  18.6  0.2
How is the cpu usage under load?

My i3 6100 used around to 4-5% at 10mpbs of traffic.
 
How is the cpu usage under load?

My i3 6100 used around to 4-5% at 10mpbs of traffic.
I havent put much load on it yet, but I am sure there will be some form of load, considering the packets are not going through fastpath which is obvious when looking at the stats compared to the ethernet ports.

For now, I just needed to hide my ip from all visible things I do on the internet to avoid annoying incoming ddos attacks that looked very much targeted to me.
 
Ok good news.
I have my mikrotik connected to CF-Warp+ :)

View attachment 907072

Code:
[admin@MikroTik] > /tool/traceroute 8.8.8.8
Columns: ADDRESS, LOSS, SENT, LAST, AVG, BEST, WORST, STD-DEV
  #  ADDRESS         LO  S  LAST    AVG   BEST  WORS  STD
  1  172.16.0.1      0%  3  18.1ms  18.1  18    18.1  0 
  2  197.234.241.1   0%  3  19ms    18.9  18.8  19    0.1
  3  196.60.8.166    0%  3  18.5ms  18.9  18.5  19.2  0.3
  4  74.125.245.193  0%  3  18.1ms  18.1  18.1  18.2  0 
  5  216.239.40.199  0%  3  20.2ms  19.3  18.8  20.2  0.6
  6  8.8.8.8         0%  3  18.3ms  18.4  18.2  18.6  0.2
Any chance you can share how you configured this?
I am struggling

I setup a wireguard interface with the private key from my cf-warp connection and listen port of 2408. I setup a peer with the cf-warp public key, end point IP and 0.0.0.0/0 for allowed addresses.

I then added a route with a route distance lower than my WAN connection for 0.0.0.0/0. However, it just leaves me with no connection. I can see packets going out but none coming back.

Also added 172.16.0.2/32 as an IP address to the wireguard interface
 
Any chance you can share how you configured this?
I am struggling

I setup a wireguard interface with the private key from my cf-warp connection and listen port of 2408. I setup a peer with the cf-warp public key, end point IP and 0.0.0.0/0 for allowed addresses.

I then added a route with a route distance lower than my WAN connection for 0.0.0.0/0. However, it just leaves me with no connection. I can see packets going out but none coming back.

Also added 172.16.0.2/32 as an IP address to the wireguard interface
Ah yes I initially had that exact same problem.

You need to do this on the terminal:
Code:
/interface/wireguard/peers/set endpoint=162.159.192.8:2408
Note: replace that ip with your own endpoint ip. The important part is, you cant set the port in the gui.

Then once that is done, have fun figuring out how to mark packets, that took me a while and lots of googling too. Because I want to use mangle rules to select the traffic I send over the tunnel.

Edit: If you add 0.0.0.0/0 on the main routing table, you need to ensure you add a /32 route over your regular gateway so that you dont send that through the tunnel, it needs to bypass the tunnel so your tunnel can function.
 
Ah yes I initially had that exact same problem.

You need to do this on the terminal:
Code:
/interface/wireguard/peers/set endpoint=162.159.192.8:2408
Note: replace that ip with your own endpoint ip. The important part is, you cant set the port in the gui.

Then once that is done, have fun figuring out how to mark packets, that took me a while and lots of googling too. Because I want to use mangle rules to select the traffic I send over the tunnel.

Edit: If you add 0.0.0.0/0 on the main routing table, you need to ensure you add a /32 route over your regular gateway so that you dont send that through the tunnel, it needs to bypass the tunnel so your tunnel can function.
Awesome thank you. That solved the problem :)
 
Today Warp PLus was being really stupid, working on the Mustek Site was super slow and some afrihost page also. Turned it off then all fine
 
How is the cpu usage under load?

My i3 6100 used around to 4-5% at 10mpbs of traffic.
ok so minimal testing. I am on a 100/100 connection. Router = hEx or RB750Gr3

Here are the results.

Test1:
Screen Shot 2020-09-08 at 9.07.15 AM.png

Test2:
Screen Shot 2020-09-08 at 9.08.37 AM.png

Profiler (sorted):
Screen Shot 2020-09-08 at 9.07.52 AM.png

Beeeeg screenshots:
(inbound 1st test)
Screen Shot 2020-09-08 at 9.06.41 AM.png
(outbound 1st test)
Screen Shot 2020-09-08 at 9.06.52 AM.png

I hope that answers your question :)
 
Just noticed today that CloudFlare Warp now has a server in their CPT data centers, which is really awesome for people based in CPT.


@CrypticZA tagging you in this post as i know you VPN a lot for gaming and thought you might be interested.
 
Just noticed today that CloudFlare Warp now has a server in their CPT data centers, which is really awesome for people based in CPT.


@CrypticZA tagging you in this post as i know you VPN a lot for gaming and thought you might be interested.
Oooof i just tested

 
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