SURFSHARK WIREGUARD MIKROTIK INSTALL

Copy the content of wireguard-firewall.txt to the clipboardĦ. SSH into ddwrt and use Nano to edit wireguard-nvram.shĬhange all variables to match the current WireGuard configurationĥ. SSH into ddwrt and use Nano to edit eop-tunnel.startupĬhange line 27 that says 'insmod wireguard' to 'insmod /opt/etc/wireguard/wireguard.ko'Ĥ. Put /wireguard-firewall.txt /jffs/etc/wireguard/wireguard-firewall.txtģ. Put /wireguard-nvram.sh /jffs/etc/wireguard/wireguard-nvram.sh

Put /eop-tunnel.startup /jffs/etc/config/eop-tunnel.startup Put /wireguard.ko /opt/etc/wireguard/wireguard.ko Set up WiFi / Enable SSH / Set RSA Authorized KeyĬreate Linux USB Stick for external storage Reboot / Enable SSH / Set RSA Authorized Keyħ. Flash dd-wrt.v24-K3_AC_ARM_STD.bin from ĥ. Save all files in a secure location for later useĤ. Copiy all oet1 settings from nvram to a text file in MacOSĥ. Moved all required files (as per Shinzu's post) to /JFFS and grab with MacOSĤ. Mount /JFFS to USB storage and share it via Sambaģ. Netgear R7000 Wireguard Client InstallationĢ. This list may seem redundant for experienced users, but I wrote is so as even a newcomer to DDWRT may find this useful. I kept a list of steps as I went through the process. I decided (like that installing the BS firmware would allow me to grab the required WG files and nvram settings directly off the router before reinstalling DDWRT with a Kong build. I saw the post on (Thanks!) and noticed the 'WireGuard' option in a pulldown menu portion of the graphic that he included in the post. The fresh out-of-the-box Netgear R7000 was chosen first for the operating table. Besides that, I wanted WireGuard on separate deeper subnets anyway, not directly facing the internet. I didn't want to risk compromising my main R7000, as I knew this could be a challenging and time consuming venture before all was running to plan. After reading Shinzu's post about modding the Kong firmware via the commandline to run WireGuard, I went out and purchased two compatible routers on a Boxing Day sale. I purchase my routers based on compatibility with his releases. I've been running DDWRT for over a decade, and am partial to the Kong builds. Just like my WireGuard server setup was done by following the guide on the following site: At home, a couple of IP changes in the router NVRAM and everything is back up really quickly.

SURFSHARK WIREGUARD MIKROTIK INSTALL

I keep a WG base install (with all security settings in place) backup up as a snapshot, so destroying and redeploying a WG server instance is literally a 5 minute operation. There is zero speed/ping difference between the VPN connection and our regular ISP connection.

We're on 50mbit DSL about 150km from the server, we get no speed loss or packet loss whatsoever running through the WG server at such a close distance. Its 20gb/1vcpu/512mb/500GB combo 3.50 per month is a winner.

I run the minimum IPV4 instance available at Vultr. I previously used Algo VPN client software, which was terrific and first introduced me to WireGuard last summer when TrailofBits included it in their Algo install scripts. My main router is also an R7000 running a recent Kong firmware, but minus the WG client software. The WG client routers are each on their own separate LAN subnet. The setup has been rock stable for several days now. Many devices are using the VPN, including Chromecast, Roku, Google Home Mini, several MacOS machines, Samsung Tablets and Samsung Phones. I have WireGuard server running on a VPS in the USA, and 2 DDWRT routers, ASUS RT-AC68U and Netgear R7000 running as WireGuard clients on the latest Kong firmware (Sept 23/18). I have posted this information as an additional resource to the two following threads: Posted: Sat 17:50 Post subject: WireGuard VPN client running on DDWRT

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