![]() ![]() There is a WireGuard "server" on a machine about 1,000 km away in Montréal which I use for remote backups. Let me describe the two scenarios in which I use WireGuard to explain what I mean when talking about a WireGuard "server" and "client" (or "user"). I suspect most readers of this post will do the same. A WireGuard VPN is really a peer-to-peer connection, but I am a one-person outfit without powers of ubiquity, so I use WireGuard in a server-client configuration. A VPN tunnel can be seen as the glue between two physically separated networks combining them into a single local area network (LAN) from the user’s point of view. That's quite understandable because there are numerous moving parts especially when it comes to servers. Presumably, if you are reading this post on an obscure personal Web site, it is because you have run into difficulty when installing or more likely when configuring a WireGuard server or a client. Installing a WireGuard Client in Windows 10.Installing a WireGuard Client in an Android Device.Creating an Empty WireGuard Server Configuration File.Editing the Server Configuration Template.Editing the Client Configuration Template.Creating and Editing the Server Definition File. ![]()
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