VintageNetWireguard

Experimental

An attempt to support Wireguard VPN peer connections on Nerves devices. See https://wireguard.com for more info

Configuration

Wireguard needs to configure an interface and peer connections for that interface. Below is a list of the expected configuration parameters which are referenced from wg(8) and wg-quick(8):

Interface

Key	`wg` name	Required?	Description
`:private_key`	`PrivateKey`	X	base64 private key for the interface registered with the server
`:addresses`	`Address`	X	list of IP addresses for the connection to use (CIDR supported)
`:listen_port`	`ListenPort`		port for the connection. Randomly assigned if empty or `0`
`:fwmark`	`FwMark`		32-bit fwmark for outgoing packets
`:dns`	`DNS`		list of DNS IP's
`:peers`	`[PEER]`		list of peer configs (see below)

Peer

Key	`wg` name	Required?	Description
`:public_key`	`PublicKey`	X	base64 public key
`:endpoint`	`Endpoint`	X	endpoint to the wireguard server which the peer attempts to connect
`:allowed_ips`	`AllowedIps`	X	list of IP addresses for allowed incoming packets and outgoing packets directed to. Defaults to `["0.0.0.0/0", "::0"]`
`:persistent_keepalive`	`PersistentKeepalive`		optional integer seconds for sending an authenticated packet as a keepalive

Using Wireguard Config Files

Wireguard commonly uses *.conf configuration files to simplify the setup process and VintageNetWireguard provides a helper function to parse those config files into the expected format:

iex)> config = VintageNetWireguard.ConfigFile.parse("/path/to/wg0.conf")
iex)> VintageNet.configure("wg0", config)

Goals/Ideas