Hi,
I've searched Google, searched here, read the manual, but cannot find examples how to setup wireguard between 13.2+ FreeBSD hosts.
That is; in particular making config permanent.
Today I tried and was able to -without installing ports or packages / using the systems native /usr/bin/wg command- setup communications between a server and client, both with parameters or using a config file.
All nice, all fine.
But there is no 'service wireguard enable' possible.
Nor there are additional ifconfig parameters available, unlike this post predicted (at the bottom):
And so the question arise; what is the appropriate or best method to make it permanent?
In rc.conf put: cloned_interfaces="wg0" and write the wg commands I've used into an /usr/local/etc/rc.d/wg0.sh ...?
Or is everybody still using the "legacy wireguard ports" ..?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
Leo.
I've searched Google, searched here, read the manual, but cannot find examples how to setup wireguard between 13.2+ FreeBSD hosts.
That is; in particular making config permanent.
Today I tried and was able to -without installing ports or packages / using the systems native /usr/bin/wg command- setup communications between a server and client, both with parameters or using a config file.
All nice, all fine.
But there is no 'service wireguard enable' possible.
Nor there are additional ifconfig parameters available, unlike this post predicted (at the bottom):
Simple and Secure VPN in FreeBSD – Introducing WireGuard
Simple and Secure VPN in FreeBSD – Introducing WireGuard Wireguard is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology that aims to enable the easy deployment and configuration of servers and clients. Wireguard is intended to replace the use of IPSec or OpenVPN for many VPN applications. Wireguard...
forums.freebsd.org
And so the question arise; what is the appropriate or best method to make it permanent?
In rc.conf put: cloned_interfaces="wg0" and write the wg commands I've used into an /usr/local/etc/rc.d/wg0.sh ...?
Or is everybody still using the "legacy wireguard ports" ..?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
Leo.