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@@ -297,24 +297,26 @@ When I'm not home, I still want to be able to reach my services and enjoy my DNS
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In `VPN` > `WireGuard` > `Instances`, I create a new one:
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In `VPN` > `WireGuard` > `Instances`, I create a new one:
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- **Enabled**: Yes
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- **Enabled**: Yes
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- **Name**: Homelan
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- **Name**: *Homelan*
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- **Public/Private keys**: Keypair generated
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- **Public/Private keys**: Key-pair generated
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- **Listen port**: 61337
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- **Listen port**: `61337`
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- **Tunnel address**: 10.13.37.1/24
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- **Tunnel address**: `10.13.37.1/24`
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- **Depend on (CARP)**: on lan (vhid 1)
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- **Depend on (CARP)**: on *lan* (vhid 1)
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Once configured, I enable WireGuard and apply the configuration.
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Once configured, I enable WireGuard and apply the configuration.
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Next in the `Peer generator` tab, I fulfill the empty fields for my first device:
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Next in the `Peer generator` tab, I fulfill the empty fields for my first device:
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- **Endpoint**: vezpi.com
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- **Endpoint**: `vezpi.com`
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- **Name**: S25Ultra
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- **Name**: *S25Ultra*
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- **DNS Servers**: 10.13.37.1
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- **DNS Servers**: `10.13.37.1`
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Before cl
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Before clicking `Store and generate next`, from my device, I configure the peer by capturing the QR code. Finally I can save that peer and start over for new ones.
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### Reverse Proxy
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### Reverse Proxy
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The next service I
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### mDNS Repeater
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### mDNS Repeater
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