NAME

wg-userspace — manipulate wg userspace instances (EXPERIMENTAL)

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

wg-userspace is used to create, destroy and configure wg(4) userspace instances.

WARNING: wg-userspace is experimental.

The following commands are supported:

create

Create an interface. The interface will appear as tunid to the rest of the system, and will be served by a rump server in whose context the interface appears as wgid.

destroy

Destroy an interface and stop the rump server behind it.

ifconfig wgN args...

Run ifconfig(8) in the context of the interface's rump server. For example,

	# wg-userspace 0 ifconfig wg0 10.0.1.0/24

will set the interface's IP address.

wgconfig wgN args...

Run wgconfig(8) in the context of the interface's rump server. For example,

	# wg-userspace 0 wgconfig wg0 set listen-port 1234

will set the interface's listening port.

debug command [args...]

Run an arbitrary command in the context of the interface's rump server, using rumphijack(3).

SEE ALSO

wg(4), wg-keygen(8), wgconfig(8)

HISTORY

The wg-userspace command first appeared in NetBSD 10.0.

AUTHORS

The wg-userspace command is written by Ryota Ozaki ⟨ozaki.ryota@gmail.com⟩.