Wireguard

[r00igev@@r]

Anyone succeed in a point to point wireguard link between two boxes?

 

[AgentSmithZA]

Anyone succeed in a point to point wireguard link between two boxes?

I've previously set up Wireguard on a VPS and configured a Pi to connect to it.

 

[Genisys]

Anyone succeed in a point to point wireguard link between two boxes?

Yes, just make sure you use an appropriate version of the Linux kernel. V3.somethign was preferred last time I played with it. Also make sure you have config scripts to set up the interfaces, its fairly important (depending on your use case).

 

[Steamy Tom]

i use wireguard with my homeasssitant setup to remote in with my phone

 

[r00igev@@r]

I can get two plain vanilla boxes to talk to each other but it breaks when I add any routing protocols. :-(

 

[AgentSmithZA]

I can get two plain vanilla boxes to talk to each other but it breaks when I add any routing protocols. :-(

What kind of routing are you trying to add?

 

[r00igev@@r]

What kind of routing are you trying to add?

Using OSPF via FRR. I couldn't quagga going on debian buster.

 

[Genisys]

Using OSPF via FRR. I couldn't quagga going on debian buster.

BiRD is considered better than quagga

 

[ponder]

config?

 

[shadow_man]

Check out:

tincpvn (not wireguard, but mesh VPN)
tailscale (uses wireguard and makes the whole process very easy)

 

[ItherNiT]

Played around with tailscale for a few mins, it routes all my traffic to US. I'll play around with it a bit more tonight.
My current setup routes all traffic through wireguard, tailscale only redirects intended traffic to other nodes.

 

[clickingbuttons]

I can get two plain vanilla boxes to talk to each other but it breaks when I add any routing protocols. :-(

Try gretap over wirguard. You can then do anything you like between endpoints without fiddling around with wireguard then.