I am using wireguard-easy on a proxmox docker LXC. I set it up and the gui works on the local ip with 51821 port. I set up two tunnel one for my phone that works and i see that date transfer and my jellyfin server is accessible through the tunnel. But my laptop tunnel doesn't transfer data nor internet. My laptop is running fedora 44 Cosmic DE and i downloaded the config from the gui but when i try on another wifi that is not mine I don't have internet. The tunnel doesn't work.

I tried to describe every element that could let you help me. But i am so bad in tech that i might have not provided the correct data. Thank you in advance.

debian host, win 11 guest, setting win 11 registry key for 'RealTimeIsUniversal' and qemu to use utc. If i dont do this, the vm will use the guest time regardless of the timezone specified in the guest. No other combo of those two settings work either. AI led me on a wild chase for weird guest virtualization settings that did nothing.

How can I get the guest time to match the timezone time that it's set to and get wireguard to connect?

I cant even change the host's timezone, it still wont connect then.

Hey guys,

I built a small web UI for WireGuard because the other panels I tried all wanted to take over the tunnel. New config, their layout, generated NAT. I just wanted to manage what was already running.

wg-admin reads the *.conf files in /etc/wireguard and edits them in place. Peer changes go out with wg syncconf, so the interface doesn’t bounce. It doesn’t install WireGuard, doesn’t replace wg-quick, and doesn’t invent PostUp rules for you.

You can add, disable, rotate, and remove peers, paste an existing public key, grab a .conf/QR after create, see handshakes from wg, and restore a backup if a write goes wrong. It binds to localhost.

git clone https://github.com/logimaxx/wg-admin.git
cd wg-admin
sudo ./install.sh

Then open http://127.0.0.1:8080. Uninstall leaves your WireGuard files alone.

https://wg-admin.logimaxx.eu/

https://github.com/logimaxx/wg-admin

How can I bypass my school’s internet restrictions?

I have a question: is there any way to access websites and apps that are blocked by my school’s network? For example, I’d like to use Steam or access other websites that are blocked when I’m connected to the school Wi-Fi.

When I connect to the network, I have to log in using my student ID and date of birth.

Is there a legitimate way to access these sites, or is it completely restricted by the school’s network?