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Server must have a public IP address (or an IP address otherwise reachable to client).
– Port - specify the port on which the wireguard connection will work (default 51820).
– IP address - specify the wireguard IP address of the server. Server and client wireguard IP
addresses must be on the same network.
– Netmask - specify the netmask that determines the size of the wireguard network.
– Public and private key - click the generate button next to the private key field to generate both
private and public keys.
– Private key - should be kept secret, it is used for public key generation.
– Public key - you will need to enter this public key in the wireguard configuration on the client
side. Click a "generate" button next to the private key field to generate both keys.
– Wireguard peers - enter the peer (client) details for every client you want to be able to use the
wireguard protocol.
– Public key - specify the peer public key, which is generated on the client side.
– Persistent keepalive - when enabled, a keepalive packet is sent to the client with specified
interval in seconds. Setting it to 0 turns the feature off (default).
*Client Mode
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Figure 5.21.: Wireguard server settings tab
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