Tips for managing Wireguard on the Command Line
3 years ago
75
Using Wireguard on the Linux command line.
Commands:
sudo systemctl enable --now wg-quick@patriot1
sudo systemctl stop wg-quick@patriot1.service
sudo systemctl start wg-quick@patriot1.service
But you will need to replace the interface name with the name you use. Most people probably use "wg0" for the interface.
If you have questions about using Wireguard, leave a comment, or visit my website.
For IT, Software, & Data Privacy Consulting, please visit:
-
0/2000
-
DVR
Bannons War Room
10 days agoWarRoom Live
2.65M446 -
16:06
The Rubin Report
12 hours agoProof the Islamist Threat in England Can No Longer Be Ignored | Winston Marshall
72.6K75 -
2:07:07
Robert Gouveia
9 hours agoFBI Files Coverup! Bondi FURIOUS; SCOTUS Stops Judge; Special Counsel; FBI Does
94.7K79 -
56:15
Candace Show Podcast
9 hours agoBREAKING: My FIRST Prison Phone Call With Harvey Weinstein | Candace Ep 153
153K109 -
1:56:39
Flyover Conservatives
8 hours agoROBIN D. BULLOCK | Prophetic Warning: 2030 Is Up for Grabs – If We Don’t Act Now, Disaster Awaits! | FOC SHOW
46K8 -
2:13:11
megimu32
5 hours agoON THE SUBJECT: The Epstein List & Disney Channel Original Movies Nostalgia!!
37.4K4 -
9:06
Colion Noir
14 hours agoKid With Gun Shoots & Kills 2 Armed Robbers During Home Invasion
51.7K13 -
54:28
LFA TV
1 day agoUnjust Man | TRUMPET DAILY 2.27.25 7PM
54.6K5 -
1:36:39
Redacted News
9 hours agoBOMBSHELL EPSTEIN SH*T SHOW JUST DROPPED ON WASHINGTON, WHAT IS THIS? | Redacted w Clayton Morris
177K301 -
2:03:31
Revenge of the Cis
11 hours agoEpisode 1453: Fat & Fit
65.1K9
0 Comments