Firewall rule for WireGuard & Ras Pi
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I’m trying to get Wireguard working with a Raspberry Pi but I think the pfsense’s firewall may be misconfigured because simply put I don’t know to to configure it. I tried this last year and had the same result, I could see that the WG client connects from a remote buck I still have the remote’s public IP and I’m unable to connect to any of the LAN clients.
I have assigned a static lease to the Ras Pi and below used the instructions below to setup the Pi, I used the YT video as a guide to port forward but not there yet. The last link is the WG client
https://github.com/adrianmihalko/raspberrypiwireguard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-DU47zDrQk
using the WireGuard for Windows installer
https://www.wireguard.com/install/Fortunately pfsense’s OpenVPN is working perfectly and I’m not dependent on WG for remote access but I do want to see how it performs. Any guidance on a firewall rule would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance -
https://forum.netgate.com/topic/150943/i-made-a-wireguard-package-for-pfsense
Maybe you want to give it a try...-Rico
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Thanks Rico, I’d like to get it working on the Ras Pi because I don’t want to torpedo my pfsense install for something I’ve done incorrectly plus I’m sort of half way there with the Pi even though it’s not there yet.
That said I do have a test pc with pfsense and a 4 port intel nic so I probably try to that unofficial WG install on it, that way if I do something wrong I don’t lose everything.
