Micah Morrison

Hey @thebwistic I'm a bit stumped by this. If you can't set the adapter to Private using PowerShell, then it sounds like a Windows problem. The only other thing I...

Hi @netermin, What happens when you try to press "Enable NAT"?

How are you trying to access the client? You should be able to use the IP address within your WireGuard server's address range (e.g., `10.253.0.2`). But it's very hard to...

Are you saying you can access the client itself but not any other devices on the client's local network? To be honest, I've never tried to use WireGuard in this...

Hi @netermin, I'm sorry I don't quite understand. * Are you trying to access just the client machine? Are you using its IP address within the WireGuard network subnet? I...

Hi @mycanaletto! When you say "both ways", do you mean for the server machine to access machines on the client's subnet? Again, I'm not sure if that's possible. Although WireGuard...

> I only want to be able to access the client from the server (not the client's network). I believe that's possible. At least I know I can ping back...

Enabling NAT runs the following commands. Essentially it deletes any existing and then assigns a new IP address to the `wg_server` interface. Then it removes any existing and then creates...

Hi @thebwistic, sorry to hear you're encountering this issue! Handshake issues are the hardest to track down, because something is fundamentally failing in WireGuard. This can be wrong keys, wrong...

`targetSize` is the key here. By default, it uses the device viewport. If your screenshot is overflowing vertically and you want to give it more space to grow, you can...