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Get the configuration of a Wireguard peer
To connect a peer to the Wireguard VPN, you first need to get its configuration. The peer configuration is returned by the command. You have to specify the ID of the peer you have previously created:
pirogue-admin-client vpn get-peer-config [peer ID]ℹ️ Example of peer configuration
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# Example of peer configuration
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pirogue-admin-client vpn get-peer-config 3
[Interface] Address = 10.8.0.3/24 PrivateKey = YGe5EF//sIj6QF/2sglmx20b7jxgxFpV1sl8hXBDy34= DNS = 10.8.0.1[Peer] EndPoint = 185.199.111.153:51820 PublicKey = YxtvfgfpgCpkQKTI9vcVz0LnXGHIwF83Z65OBWw4F0A= AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0 PersistentKeepAlive = 20
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ℹ️ Save the peer configuration in a file
To save the configuration of the peer in a .conf file to be loaded on the device, use the command:
pirogue-admin-client vpn get-peer-config [peer ID] > my-peer-[peer ID].confSecurity concerns
Never share the configuration of a peer publicly. The configuration of a peer contains very sensitive information such as the IP address of your PiRogue and the private key of the peer. If you have any doubts, delete the peer and create it again.
Generate only one configuration per device, and never use the same configuration on multiple devices.