Thanks for being the few to show this being done on AWS. On OpenVPN, you can configure different types of authentication, including RADIUS. Do you know if that's possible with Wireguard? Relating to that, you can see on OpenVPN the connected user via an admin web interface. Is there an equivalence?
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to try RADIUS or monitoring clients through a web portal. Although I knew there were options to set up a web server and monitor clients, it was too much work for the number of clients I had.
Wireguard client is available for almost all major operating systems. You can use an EC2 instance with linux and use that as a client. It doesn’t support native AWS services directly.
does this allow to route 4G traffic to AWS private resources from a Drone device & RC . There are conatiner deployment done in an ec2 within a private subnet including webapp
I mean if you are an enterprise customer then using Native AWS services is a much better option to access VPC like Site to Site VPN between AWS and on-Premise network.
it’s definitely secure. It has very strong encryption. Any data traveling through VPN is secure. Privacy is a different matter altogether. VPN is just a tool to achieve privacy but lot of other things play a role here like where you are hosting VPN server and how you use it.
It worked! NICE
Thank you sir, using this I was able to set up a VPN for my team at my company.
Amazing work!
Thanks for this guide i have solve a problem with wireguard configuration, but one of the steps you show let me solved it. 🌟
I love the content keep it up!!
Thanks a lot. Best Video, very easy.
Thanks for concise and to the point explanation.
Worked like a charm on my android phone
Thanks for being the few to show this being done on AWS.
On OpenVPN, you can configure different types of authentication, including RADIUS. Do you know if that's possible with Wireguard? Relating to that, you can see on OpenVPN the connected user via an admin web interface. Is there an equivalence?
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to try RADIUS or monitoring clients through a web portal. Although I knew there were options to set up a web server and monitor clients, it was too much work for the number of clients I had.
thanks it is working
Great, but what if I want to make AWS connect as a client to a Wireguard server, how could that be done?
Wireguard client is available for almost all major operating systems. You can use an EC2 instance with linux and use that as a client. It doesn’t support native AWS services directly.
at 12:42 when I do the command: cat /home/ubuntu/config part then all i get is permissed denied.
Are you logged in as ubuntu or some other user? Make sure you type in full path correctly.
does this allow to route 4G traffic to AWS private resources from a Drone device & RC . There are conatiner deployment done in an ec2 within a private subnet including webapp
Technically possible, but depends on whats the OS on drone and if it can support a Wireguard client.
Hi. How can i give access to other users for using private ip. should i update security groups if so can i know the rules and ranges.
what are the far better methods to access your private network mentioned in the first minute?
I mean if you are an enterprise customer then using Native AWS services is a much better option to access VPC like Site to Site VPN between AWS and on-Premise network.
i can connect but cant surf the internet while connected
Check your security group and Network ACLs. Usually, that's the reason for it.
@@shrikulkarni allright thanks
@@shrikulkarni do you have any guide on what to change exactly please?
@@bsid1277 General documentation is on AWS. I can't say anything specific without looking at the exact issue. Best of luck buddy.
Is this also applicable in aws lightsail?
Yes. works similarly in lightsail as well.
it blocked my internet whenever it is running
Check security group and subnet settings on aws. If that cant be changed then search how to enable split tunnelling for wireguard client.
is this VPN secure to use? how about privacy?
it’s definitely secure. It has very strong encryption. Any data traveling through VPN is secure. Privacy is a different matter altogether. VPN is just a tool to achieve privacy but lot of other things play a role here like where you are hosting VPN server and how you use it.