I, as a tech and computing noob, managed after hours to get this working tonight. I found that it wouldn't work unless I disabled IPv6 on my Raspberry Pi network settings. The moment of being able to ping other devices on my network whilst on cellular data,- and see the last login from the client on pivpn, was a 100% GLORIOUS!
Great video, as always! The only critique I have is the part about 14 minutes in where you're choosing static IP vs. dynamic IP. Given the majority of users likely have a dynamic IP from their ISP, I'd say that setting up the DNS is completely within scope of this project.
@@j.c.5011 It depends where in the world you are. Most residential customers in Europe and America have dynamic IPs because they're on IPv4 and their ISP simply doesn't have enough IP addresses. Many customers are even behind double-NAT/CGNAT. In Africa, India, and many other places, IPv6 is the norm and IPv4 is treated as a legacy protocol, so static IPs are much more common. However, even then, your ISP may decide to still dynamically allocate you a /64 range or some such.
THANK YOU!!!! I could never get internet through the wireguard server on my RPi and wasn't ever able to access my RPi smb server remotely until this video! Turns out all I was missing was setting up port forwarding on my router. Now it's working perfectly!
Thanks man! I tried to do this a couple years ago but had some difficulty and gave up. Your video was great and I got it working. Now I can access my home server remotely and finally found a use for the pi ZeroW I had collecting dust.
Finally. I know this is 1 year old. But I was consistently having issues with the VPN not having internet connection. This time the debug flag actually worked and fixed the issue
This was perfect, thank you so much. I requested a static IP address from my ISP - but before I was using a DDNS server, which just complicated everything. This was very straight forward - to the point. It even worked even though I was using a PI knock off (Armbian OS). Note for users having issues: Make sure your forwarded port for wireguard is routed to the internal (private) IP address to your Pi on your router. That was my mistake. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Been looking for a simple VPN setup for my Orange Pi computers (2 homes). Although I am a little network savy, all of the prior videos on setting up Wireguard scared me away. This script and your great explanations are exactly what I needed. Thanks for posting this great tutorial.
That was so simple. It was something that i have tried before but not knowing what to look for I tried much more advanced setups that I could not get to work but this worked like a charm!!! Have a pihole that I have been running for a long time so a note it is designed to work with the pihole and from the same pi and will detect that you are running pihole and ask you about it in the setup.
Wait, so I just install piVPN on top of my already existing pihole, and it will set the pivpn dns automatically to the pihole? Ooof! I was going to use a separate pi!
It worked! So I was going to buy another pi to do this but saw somebody using one with pi-hole already installed... so I did that, got the same pi with pi-hole and pivpn installed, the only difference was on pivpn installation dns wizard, I choose the pi-hole instead of the other dns choices. Struggled a bit with the port forwarding on the router but got it working. Home assistant now works with the mobile network on my phone without nabu casa. Thanks!
An interesting video Chris, thank you. One observation I had was that your second stint with the phone (after fixing the VPN Forwarding/MASQ issue) had the WiFi icon running rather than the LTE/VPN icon - now I am sure that it would work fine but just for consistency you might like to update this with the appropriate footage. Up to you of course... 😉
LTE was acting up on me during testing (high latency), so I switched to a different network and connected through WiFi. BUT - I was still ‘remote’ (external to my firewall) during that testing…I just didn’t mention the switch-up because it’s essentially the same thing, and takes time to explain what happened when I’m trying to make a concise video.
&& specifically means run the next command only if the first command exited successfully for anyone that finds the need to know that. Great video, this helped me figure out my problem, I was using 64 bit
I cannot begin to describe the level of frustration I've been having trying to get Wireguard to talk to my local lan. The debug command in PiVPN is, I think, what I've been missing. My phone is too old to run Wireguard, but I will have the option to test out my iPad and MBP soon. THANK YOU for that little nugget.
I love this channel. I've learned so much. Im a help desk tech, but unfortunately as a level 2 tech, Im not permitted to mess around with the network and understandably so. This is why ive built a homelab to teach myself and my hope is that it helps me move up in my career.
Thank you for the clear and perfect explanation! I followed your guide and was able to successfully set it up. Just wanted to share that I used a Raspberry Pi Zero W, and it’s working!
The last couple of years I did three attempts to let PiVPN succeed (openvpn and wireguard) on one of my RPi-3B's. But never succeeded. This time "Mission is accomplished". Thanks to your clear explanation in the video.
Not sure here, not seeing any other comments.. but at @20:16 you're using your internal LAN and not LTE on your phone, correct? Other than that, great video and walkthrough! Oh and also.. a speed test is missing I think. Could you do a followup with a speed test comparing it with your speeds on LTE and such to see how much speed in/out you get? Of course that is tied to your real Internet speed, but I think I remember you had a couple hundred mbit on your home Internet or even a gbit?
Ive tried this multiple times, including setting up a test pfsense router, at least I got to the wireguard installation onto my phone part, seemingly all is in place & should work, but not yet. I'll sleep on it & try it again soon. Wonderful concept only if I can get it working!!! Thanks for the video.
&& is actually more than that. The command after that will only be executed if the return code is 0, meaning that the command before the && has to be successful;). The opposite would be || . To always execute afterwards use ;
Really useful video thanks. As a novice however I did have several issues to overcome while following your instructions. It would have been useful to have demonstrated the DDNS option as few have a fixed IP. A link or screenshot of the apps and software used would also be useful. Creating an SSH file is pretty quick and could also have been included. I did get it working in the end so thanks.
Brilliant guide Chris as always and I have one running at my parents place in NZ, will have one running at my house in AUS and plan to have one running at a family's house in Texas all in the add of being able to use specific streaming services in specific countries. For everybody's benefit I use a GLiNET 300M plugged into an Apple TV because it has an inbuilt wireguard client at different locations around the world. ;)
your video, helped me solve one tiny problem i had been dealing with for days. the debugging part finally solved my problem. domo arigato, mr roboto lol
Thank you....I've been fighting this for a few days. The debug is what I needed. I didn't need that the first time I installed it and it worked, but this last install only worked after the debug!!
Too too perfect!! I've ben struggling for a while with OpenVpn. This is soooooo much easier. My next step is to put it in a docker container. Hopefully the vlan aspect won't give it any fits. That's for another day though. Right now I'm just going to celebrate my Wireguard victory!
As an addition to the subject, can you make a video about how to use obfuscation in combination with Wireguard (and/or OpenVPN) to bypass firewalls that are blocking anything but standard http(s) traffic?
Great video!! One question: how to setup the VPN server for the client(s) to have Internet access but no access for my home network. The purpose for this is for my friends to connect my VPN but no access to my local network. Thanks!
Nicely done. New subscriber here. I watched another video on this subject from another channel before yours and found yours much better explained. Thanks.
Thanks, been looking for this for ages, every time I go looking for VPN software all I get is a pile of companies trying to sell me their VPN services (Nord VPN etc.)
Great video, Chris! Got my setup done tonight. The only issue I ran into was when I was trying to get the Config files through WinSCP. I didn't have permission, so had to briefly change permissions for the folder to get the one I needed, then change permissions back.
With this setup are any ports open (like in port forwarding) that let people get into your network easily? I had a camera hooked up that opened up port forwarding and didn't mention it in the documentation and let someone into my network. Aside from no port forwarding how do you keep people out of your network? That's why I ask if this will allow people into my network!???
Great tutorial! Been using pivpn for a while but with openvpn... Wireguard seems better, specially because of the possibility of sharing tunnel with qr Code! but it's just too much hassle to reset my VPN 😅
nice video!! Did you know that Mikrotik's RouterOS v7.x it comes with WireGuard out of the Box? also OpenVPN and ZeroTier!. That could be a nice alternative
Thank you for the help and good explanation, but the problem was when I used it under a network with heavy VPN blocking, I couldn't connect to my VPN, is there any solution for this ?
Interesting video, I finally configure mine using step by step instructions on this video. I am also using IOS phone but which tool are using to ping devices on the network.
Lovely video, is there any way to make so that my Apple TV goes via the PiVPN? Everything works but im trying to figure out how to do this. Can i manually assign an IP via the profiles maybe then use that for the AppleTV?
I had some trouble with this at first as even the debug didn't fix the issue. But right as I was gonna post a question to r/pfsense, I realized I had forgotten to move the rule "allow pivpn (DMZ) to reach SERVERS net" above the block all rule. Woops.
Unfortunately this doesn't work for me :( ! I followed all the tutorial and when I activate the VPN on my iPhone wireguard client, I still got the LTE icon on top and not the WIFI one. I'm suspecting that my wireguard server is unreachable from outside and I suspect the configuration step of DNS. Could you help me debugging the DNS part ? How can I be sure to reach my raspberry Pi server from an outside network ? Thanks for your help and great video
I'm having trouble at port forwarding step, be cause my router doesn't have the settings like in the tutorial. All it has is "Service Name Wan Ports Range Lan Ports Range Type Server IP" so could set the type to UDP and I'm guessing the Server Ip is the Ip of my PiVPN, but what ranges should I set?
Hello again, also what I did not get was how it all started. I see that initially we need to use windows10, which I have, then install this and that, where is rasberry pi in these steps? I'm confused, as a keyboard and screen (how about a mouse, wireless one?P) are recommended, when are they used?
Thanks for the great tutorial! I had a question.. If I don't care about remote connection to my home network, just vpn speed/latency at home - would this setup beat my current? Asus Rt-ax88u router with merlin firmware. I'm running wireguard with my purevpn subscription.
Great video. Now that I have pi VPN set-up, all is great, but, I am looking to connect a remote router (one at another house/location) to always use the VPN path into the house using the pi VPN. Can you assist with this?
A very good tutorial.. I have setup my PiVPN, but I would like to install a client on a Open WRT router. But no luck how with install PiVPN cilent on a wifi router. Any guidance is highly appreciated.
Great video… But did I miss something when you re-ran your VPN connection pings you were connected to wifi! Not the LTE network that you switched to when you ran it the first time and received no traffic. I’m sorry if I missed a step but it does look that way.
I need an IP address other then a Texas based IP for a company that won't do business in Texas. I tried using a standard VPN service which didn't work since there are lists out there that show VPNs IP addresses. My next plan of action was to lease a cloud based server outside of Texas, but I'm sure there are lists out there that show cloud based servers as well. Can I get a dedicated VPN IP address that is not on any of the lists?
Greetings to all, Many thanks for this interesting tutorial, unfortunately I am facing a problem with my port forwarding. My pfsense firewall is facing a Vodafone router (United Kingdom) for internet with a static IP address, I have to configure the port forwarding is which device? Please I need help. Regards, Ben
Great video as always. Is there a way I can VPN in to my network from like a TV (for netflix) ? Just wondering if there is a box at the remote end, that could form a connection to my Pi ?
Hi, thanks a lot for this tuto. everything works perfectly, even with the 64 bits version. I manage also touse the SSH identification with private and public keys. Muy question is, in this case WinSCP ou Filezilla can't get connected. How can I do to copy the configs files ? Thank you all
Thanks! Here is a beer for you. I think I’ll have some too!
I, as a tech and computing noob, managed after hours to get this working tonight. I found that it wouldn't work unless I disabled IPv6 on my Raspberry Pi network settings. The moment of being able to ping other devices on my network whilst on cellular data,- and see the last login from the client on pivpn, was a 100% GLORIOUS!
Great video, as always! The only critique I have is the part about 14 minutes in where you're choosing static IP vs. dynamic IP. Given the majority of users likely have a dynamic IP from their ISP, I'd say that setting up the DNS is completely within scope of this project.
But how you can put dynamic dns in this setup guide, can you please advise
Dead wrong. Most users have a static IP.
@@j.c.5011 It depends where in the world you are. Most residential customers in Europe and America have dynamic IPs because they're on IPv4 and their ISP simply doesn't have enough IP addresses. Many customers are even behind double-NAT/CGNAT. In Africa, India, and many other places, IPv6 is the norm and IPv4 is treated as a legacy protocol, so static IPs are much more common. However, even then, your ISP may decide to still dynamically allocate you a /64 range or some such.
Is there a guide on how to link my duckdns account to my piVPN?
Use the dhcp reservation on your router or hop over to noip to get one. It's pretty easy.
THANK YOU!!!! I could never get internet through the wireguard server on my RPi and wasn't ever able to access my RPi smb server remotely until this video! Turns out all I was missing was setting up port forwarding on my router. Now it's working perfectly!
Actually the gateway problem-solving is what I was looking for for like 5 months. Finally I can sleep calmly! Thank you!
Thanks man! I tried to do this a couple years ago but had some difficulty and gave up. Your video was great and I got it working. Now I can access my home server remotely and finally found a use for the pi ZeroW I had collecting dust.
Finally. I know this is 1 year old.
But I was consistently having issues with the VPN not having internet connection. This time the debug flag actually worked and fixed the issue
This was perfect, thank you so much. I requested a static IP address from my ISP - but before I was using a DDNS server, which just complicated everything. This was very straight forward - to the point. It even worked even though I was using a PI knock off (Armbian OS).
Note for users having issues: Make sure your forwarded port for wireguard is routed to the internal (private) IP address to your Pi on your router. That was my mistake.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.
This was a FANTASTIC video Chris. I already had the Pi up and was able to install PiVPN in less than 20 minutes.
Been looking for a simple VPN setup for my Orange Pi computers (2 homes). Although I am a little network savy, all of the prior videos on setting up Wireguard scared me away. This script and your great explanations are exactly what I needed. Thanks for posting this great tutorial.
That was so simple. It was something that i have tried before but not knowing what to look for I tried much more advanced setups that I could not get to work but this worked like a charm!!! Have a pihole that I have been running for a long time so a note it is designed to work with the pihole and from the same pi and will detect that you are running pihole and ask you about it in the setup.
Wait, so I just install piVPN on top of my already existing pihole, and it will set the pivpn dns automatically to the pihole? Ooof! I was going to use a separate pi!
@@-someone-. yep and it works great
@@PatrickBaldwin1 thx man!
It worked! So I was going to buy another pi to do this but saw somebody using one with pi-hole already installed... so I did that, got the same pi with pi-hole and pivpn installed, the only difference was on pivpn installation dns wizard, I choose the pi-hole instead of the other dns choices. Struggled a bit with the port forwarding on the router but got it working. Home assistant now works with the mobile network on my phone without nabu casa. Thanks!
what did you do to fix this? did you use the same port as pihole?
An interesting video Chris, thank you. One observation I had was that your second stint with the phone (after fixing the VPN Forwarding/MASQ issue) had the WiFi icon running rather than the LTE/VPN icon - now I am sure that it would work fine but just for consistency you might like to update this with the appropriate footage. Up to you of course... 😉
I saw that too. Right after the debug, it was on WiFi not VPN.
LTE was acting up on me during testing (high latency), so I switched to a different network and connected through WiFi. BUT - I was still ‘remote’ (external to my firewall) during that testing…I just didn’t mention the switch-up because it’s essentially the same thing, and takes time to explain what happened when I’m trying to make a concise video.
&& specifically means run the next command only if the first command exited successfully for anyone that finds the need to know that.
Great video, this helped me figure out my problem, I was using 64 bit
I cannot begin to describe the level of frustration I've been having trying to get Wireguard to talk to my local lan. The debug command in PiVPN is, I think, what I've been missing. My phone is too old to run Wireguard, but I will have the option to test out my iPad and MBP soon. THANK YOU for that little nugget.
I love this channel. I've learned so much. Im a help desk tech, but unfortunately as a level 2 tech, Im not permitted to mess around with the network and understandably so. This is why ive built a homelab to teach myself and my hope is that it helps me move up in my career.
Thank you for the clear and perfect explanation! I followed your guide and was able to successfully set it up. Just wanted to share that I used a Raspberry Pi Zero W, and it’s working!
The last couple of years I did three attempts to let PiVPN succeed (openvpn and wireguard) on one of my RPi-3B's. But never succeeded. This time "Mission is accomplished". Thanks to your clear explanation in the video.
Great video! Next I would like to see a video on adding pi-hole to this setup with pivpn already running
Not sure here, not seeing any other comments.. but at @20:16 you're using your internal LAN and not LTE on your phone, correct? Other than that, great video and walkthrough! Oh and also.. a speed test is missing I think. Could you do a followup with a speed test comparing it with your speeds on LTE and such to see how much speed in/out you get? Of course that is tied to your real Internet speed, but I think I remember you had a couple hundred mbit on your home Internet or even a gbit?
Ive tried this multiple times, including setting up a test pfsense router, at least I got to the wireguard installation onto my phone part, seemingly all is in place & should work, but not yet. I'll sleep on it & try it again soon. Wonderful concept only if I can get it working!!! Thanks for the video.
&& is actually more than that. The command after that will only be executed if the return code is 0, meaning that the command before the && has to be successful;). The opposite would be || . To always execute afterwards use ;
Aka shortcircuiting
Really useful video thanks. As a novice however I did have several issues to overcome while following your instructions. It would have been useful to have demonstrated the DDNS option as few have a fixed IP. A link or screenshot of the apps and software used would also be useful. Creating an SSH file is pretty quick and could also have been included. I did get it working in the end so thanks.
What did you do to get a DDNS?
I've been trying to figure out how to get this to work. I had no idea I had to do the debug at the end. Thank you so much
Brilliant guide Chris as always and I have one running at my parents place in NZ, will have one running at my house in AUS and plan to have one running at a family's house in Texas all in the add of being able to use specific streaming services in specific countries. For everybody's benefit I use a GLiNET 300M plugged into an Apple TV because it has an inbuilt wireguard client at different locations around the world. ;)
your video, helped me solve one tiny problem i had been dealing with for days. the debugging part finally solved my problem. domo arigato, mr roboto lol
Thank you....I've been fighting this for a few days. The debug is what I needed. I didn't need that the first time I installed it and it worked, but this last install only worked after the debug!!
one humble request make one video for dynamic users please
Thanks!
I was waiting for this for a very long time !!! thanks so much !
Too too perfect!! I've ben struggling for a while with OpenVpn. This is soooooo much easier. My next step is to put it in a docker container. Hopefully the vlan aspect won't give it any fits. That's for another day though. Right now I'm just going to celebrate my Wireguard victory!
WOW been wanting this for a long time. Getting it done now thanks !
Thank you very much! Definitely much more than a beer! Bought it for you!
excellent guide I implemented it in my own network setup and it works fine!
Danke!
As an addition to the subject, can you make a video about how to use obfuscation in combination with Wireguard (and/or OpenVPN) to bypass firewalls that are blocking anything but standard http(s) traffic?
Chris, this is a great video! thanks for the effort and also thanks for the blog post. Both really helped me with this project.
19:11 whay i can not ping to my PiVPN ,my phone has text say the ping software can't use the vpn has to change the vpn or close the vpn.
Absolutely flawless. Super simple, thank you.
Excelent video, very comprehensive.
But it would be awesome if you cover how to install and run a WireGuard server using an EdgeOS device.
Great video!! One question: how to setup the VPN server for the client(s) to have Internet access but no access for my home network. The purpose for this is for my friends to connect my VPN but no access to my local network. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. I am excited to have the VPN up and running!
Nicely done. New subscriber here. I watched another video on this subject from another channel before yours and found yours much better explained. Thanks.
Thank you for your time doing this video!
Great video. Quality content like this motivates to learn a bit of linux 😆
the screen at 11:38 no longer exists - any other way to install wireguard?
Thank you so much! I was able to follow the instructions and get it working. Great video
This is great! But how do you change the location so that when you log into your VPN its in another country that you are currently in?
Did that a few years back using openvpn. Used it for wifi security rather than accessing home network. Worked well, not looked at wireguard.
One of the few times I will say this. GREAT VIDEO!
Bedankt
19:23 ping local hosts via wifi not lte?
Thanks! this is super helpful! Greetings from Costa Rica
Always very thorough, thank you.
WG+Pi-Hole+Unbound is a great full setup.
I use that for the whole family.
Can pi hole run along side pi vpn.. Looking to get this done but am not sure if I'm wasting my time buying another pi to set up pivpn
Had it working fine side by side on Pi4.
@@imfuctifino
I already have Pihole, thinking of adding this to my network since the UDM Pro does not have a decent VPN option for my android devices.
Looking at the documentation it looks like it is designed to work with this. The information says to install it on the same pi as your pihole.
Exceptional tutorial! Thank you very much sir
Absolutely fantastic tutorial. Everything worked flawlessly, I even didn't have the same issue as yours at the end. thanks a bunch !
Still using it?
@@FloridaInvestor of course ;)
@@fata__morgana I want to do the same.
Great resource, thanks for making this video!
Quality content sir, thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks, been looking for this for ages, every time I go looking for VPN software all I get is a pile of companies trying to sell me their VPN services (Nord VPN etc.)
Great video, setup works the first time. What app do you use on your phone to ping the hosts on your network?
nice vid, just a little skeptic about opening the port on the router.
Thanks that helped me a lot !!! Greetings from Germany
Fantastic guide. Straightforward. Thanking You!
Great video, Chris! Got my setup done tonight. The only issue I ran into was when I was trying to get the Config files through WinSCP. I didn't have permission, so had to briefly change permissions for the folder to get the one I needed, then change permissions back.
How? hit the same wall
Found answer on github
Hey, when the ping to NAS and gateway was made, it was on Wi-Fi, I suppose that’s why you reached websites and NAS, etc.
With this setup are any ports open (like in port forwarding) that let people get into your network easily? I had a camera hooked up that opened up port forwarding and didn't mention it in the documentation and let someone into my network. Aside from no port forwarding how do you keep people out of your network? That's why I ask if this will allow people into my network!???
Great tutorial! Been using pivpn for a while but with openvpn... Wireguard seems better, specially because of the possibility of sharing tunnel with qr Code! but it's just too much hassle to reset my VPN 😅
Yeah, I made the jump to Wireguard earlier this year - from Openvpn. Much better on cpu i.e. battery life for a phone.
Great video Chris!!!
nice video!! Did you know that Mikrotik's RouterOS v7.x it comes with WireGuard out of the Box? also OpenVPN and ZeroTier!. That could be a nice alternative
They do. I wonder if running WireGuard it on a raspberry pi is easier because of the processing power than a router.
Thank you for the help and good explanation, but the problem was when I used it under a network with heavy VPN blocking, I couldn't connect to my VPN, is there any solution for this ?
Amazing video everything that i needed!
Always enjoy your videos Chris. This one is just in time for me as I start getting back into VPN stuff. -brickner
Interesting video, I finally configure mine using step by step instructions on this video. I am also using IOS phone but which tool are using to ping devices on the network.
yeah he did not mentioned that
Lovely video, is there any way to make so that my Apple TV goes via the PiVPN? Everything works but im trying to figure out how to do this. Can i manually assign an IP via the profiles maybe then use that for the AppleTV?
Can I also use this to get the benefit of a pi-hole? (I.e. from mobile devices, vpn home and block ads with pi-hole?)
the best video.... it's works for me, i install pi vpn on vm ubuntu
So I have an older Pi3, can it be used for this? Great Tutorial!
This was awesome. Mine worked like a minute.
I had some trouble with this at first as even the debug didn't fix the issue. But right as I was gonna post a question to r/pfsense, I realized I had forgotten to move the rule "allow pivpn (DMZ) to reach SERVERS net" above the block all rule. Woops.
Unfortunately this doesn't work for me :( ! I followed all the tutorial and when I activate the VPN on my iPhone wireguard client, I still got the LTE icon on top and not the WIFI one. I'm suspecting that my wireguard server is unreachable from outside and I suspect the configuration step of DNS. Could you help me debugging the DNS part ? How can I be sure to reach my raspberry Pi server from an outside network ?
Thanks for your help and great video
I'm having trouble at port forwarding step, be cause my router doesn't have the settings like in the tutorial. All it has is "Service Name Wan Ports Range Lan Ports Range Type Server IP" so could set the type to UDP and I'm guessing the Server Ip is the Ip of my PiVPN, but what ranges should I set?
Hello again, also what I did not get was how it all started. I see that initially we need to use windows10, which I have, then install this and that, where is rasberry pi in these steps? I'm confused, as a keyboard and screen (how about a mouse, wireless one?P) are recommended, when are they used?
The port forwarding was the missing bit for me. Ive been bashing my head about trying to make this work and your video solved it!
Thank you so much
Nice job ! Just like thé Displaycameras 👌🏻😁
I was just setting up WG and PiVPN last week. 😀
Thanks for the great tutorial! I had a question.. If I don't care about remote connection to my home network, just vpn speed/latency at home - would this setup beat my current? Asus Rt-ax88u router with merlin firmware. I'm running wireguard with my purevpn subscription.
Would you be able to do a video where you can access both the local network and remote at the same time?
Perfect tutorial! Thank you!
Great video. Now that I have pi VPN set-up, all is great, but, I am looking to connect a remote router (one at another house/location) to always use the VPN path into the house using the pi VPN. Can you assist with this?
A very good tutorial.. I have setup my PiVPN, but I would like to install a client on a Open WRT router. But no luck how with install PiVPN cilent on a wifi router. Any guidance is highly appreciated.
Thanks so much! What a tremendous help!
Great video… But did I miss something when you re-ran your VPN connection pings you were connected to wifi! Not the LTE network that you switched to when you ran it the first time and received no traffic. I’m sorry if I missed a step but it does look that way.
I need an IP address other then a Texas based IP for a company that won't do business in Texas. I tried using a standard VPN service which didn't work since there are lists out there that show VPNs IP addresses. My next plan of action was to lease a cloud based server outside of Texas, but I'm sure there are lists out there that show cloud based servers as well. Can I get a dedicated VPN IP address that is not on any of the lists?
Greetings to all,
Many thanks for this interesting tutorial, unfortunately I am facing a problem with my port forwarding. My pfsense firewall is facing a Vodafone router (United Kingdom) for internet with a static IP address, I have to configure the port forwarding is which device? Please I need help.
Regards,
Ben
Nice video. But I setup wireguard and openvpn in Docker containers on an old Bananpipro. Also easy and works well.
Great video as always. Is there a way I can VPN in to my network from like a TV (for netflix) ? Just wondering if there is a box at the remote end, that could form a connection to my Pi ?
Great video
Would the procedure for connecting an external router to pivpn be similar to the setup for a Windows client?
Hi, thanks a lot for this tuto. everything works perfectly, even with the 64 bits version. I manage also touse the SSH identification with private and public keys. Muy question is, in this case WinSCP ou Filezilla can't get connected. How can I do to copy the configs files ? Thank you all