Use our Wireguard VPN on macOS

Do you feel you need more security? Learn how to use our Wireguard VPN tunnel and secure your network connections while masking your IP

Updated over a week ago

Introduction

We recently added the Wireguard VPN protocol to both the Lean Seedbox and the Premium Seedbox, so in this article, we will show you how to use it if you are using Windows.

Premium Seedbox

Step 1

As of this moment, Wireguard doesn't come preinstalled on the Premium Seedboxes, so the first step is the installation. Please use the One-Click Installers to install it.

Step 2

After you've installed Wireguard through the OCI, log in to your HTTPS Web Access and access the Wireguard configuration file and the QR code.

Step 3

From here, everything is the same on both Seedbox Plans.

To continue, please move to Step 2 from the Lean Seedbox section.

Lean Seedbox

Step 1

From your Client Area, login to the Wireguard configuration page.

After entering your credentials you'll see your Wireguard Configuration page, which would look like this.

Step 2

Secondly, let's download and install the Wireguard official client from the Apple AppStore.

Step 3

Now, let's save our wireguard client configs that you have at step 1

Open the Terminal and with your text editor of choice create the file where ever you like the most, I'll call the file rsb-vpn.conf - the name is the least relevant here, but the extension is all that we care about - .conf

nano rsb-vpn.conf

Copy-paste the configs inside the file

Press Control+x then press y to save

Step 4

Finally, open the Wireguard client app and import the config file.

Then hit Allow, when prompted about adding the config file.

Activate the connection.

If you see Status: active, you're done. Enjoy

Step 5

If you will you can check what's your new public IP here

If you're using Linux, check out this article.

If you're using Windows, check out this article.

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