The WireGuard generator is only available for Premium customers. Freemium users can use Wireguard only through the PrivadoVPN app
Important: Premium account supports up to 10 connections. As a result, downloading more than 10 configuration files will deactivate older configurations, downloaded before these 10.
The process of installing Wireguard on a Linux system consists of three steps:
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Installing the Wireguard package.
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Generating a Wireguard configuration file.
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Importing the file into the Linux system.
1. Installing the Wireguard package.
Open the system terminal and install the Wireguard package (use the command depending on the Linux distro you are using):
Ubuntu/Debian/Mint/Kali Linux:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install wireguard
Fedora:
Arch:
OpenSUSE/SLE:
2. Generating a Wireguard config file.
3. Importing the file into the Linux system.
You can import the Wireguard configuration file using GUI (Graphical User Interface) and Terminal (CLI).
Method #1 - GUI (Graphical User Interface):
In the system terminal, run the following command to import the configuration file into Network Manager:
NOTE: Replace /path/to/Wireguard-config/file.conf with the actual path to your Wireguard configuration file, for example nmcli connection import type wireguard file /home/user/Downloads/privado.ist-009.conf
After that, the WireGuard configuration file will be automatically imported into Network Manager and connected:
Method #2 - Terminal (CLI):
1. Navigate to the 'Downloads' folder and move the Wireguard config to '/etc/wireguard':
for example sudo mv privado.ist-009.conf /etc/wireguard
2. Activate the Wireguard connection (when starting the connection, you must specify only the name of the configuration file, without '.conf'):
sudo wg-quick up <config_file_name_without_'.conf'>
for example sudo wg-quick up privado.ist-009
3. Once the connection has been established, you can go to our website and check the IP and its location at the top of the page.
To stop the connection, run:
sudo wg-quick down <config_file_name_without_'.conf'>
for example sudo wg-quick down privado.ist-009
If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us via our Support Form at https://support.privado.live/new.
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