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In a couple of prior articles (here and here) we showcased the capabilities of our WireGuard Docker container with some real world examples. At the time, our WireGuard container only supported one active tunnel at a time so the second article resorted to using multiple WireGuard containers r...

Introduction

WireGuard at this point needs no introduction as it became quite ubiquitous especially within the homelab community due to its ease of use and high performance. We previously showcased several ways to route host and container traffic through our WireGuard docker container in a prio...

Table Of Contents:

• Introduction
• Routing All Traffic Through WireGuard
• Routing Docker Container Traffic Through WireGuard
  • Setting up a container to use the WireGuard container's network stack
  • Routing a container's traffic through the WireGuard container via routing table
    • Incoming Po...

I've recently done a post on setting up OPNsense & WireGuard and connecting an Android phone to it, so my next post is how to connect your Ubuntu desktop machine to the same OPNSense instance.

Given that a lot of stuff I've already covered in my original post, I'm not going to cover old ground aga...

WireGuard has been causing quite a stir in networking over the last year or so, promising an easier way to manage VPN connections, and has some interesting benefits from my point of view.

Note: All keys used shown in the screenshots are no longer in use and were created solely for the purposes of ...