WireGuard is submitted for Linux kernel inclusion
I started using Wireguard two days ago to access my home LAN and love it, I can access everything with one command, as if I'm home. The only problem I have with it is the complete lack of documentation. The tutorial refers to a configuration file, but nowhere on the site does it tell you how to write one.<p>It also took me days to set up what I think is a common use case, logging in to a server/router at home and accessing the rest of the computers in the LAN. I I couldn't find how to forward/masquerade traffic, and it took some help from the good people at #linux to get it set up. I think it would be a great help if they had a configuration file on their site detailing how to set that up.<p>Lacking that, I'll write an article with my config so the info is at least out there, but I believe Wireguard is held back by its lack of documentation.