WGDashboard VS wireguard-vanity-keygen

No clue on the Windows questions, but for general setup, you might consider something like wg-easy or wg-dashboard.

# Also, when I use [WGDashboard](https://github.com/donaldzou/WGDashboard) to add a new peer, it adds new IP to the Endpoint, like = 38.128.105.148:23641

git clone -b v3.0.6 https://github.com/donaldzou/WGDashboard.git wgdashboard

WGDashboard

so I use the WGDashboard to control my Wireguard instance on my pi, and in the process of adding my laptop as a peer i noticed it was not working when trying to access it, and looking at the settings there is no endpoint listed. I want to assume this is the problem and was looking for some help to fix this, thank you in advance!

Or set up a VM and use the WG quickstart guide to set up the server, then install WG Dashboard if you want a more configurable wireguard setup that can manage multiple tunnels.

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To get all the features I wanted in a WG concentrator, I just ended up running a VM inside with WG-Dashboard on it. It does a pretty good job for a smallish set of tunnels and peers, and there's more improvements coming.

It's not production ready, but look into wg-dashboard as a very useful implementation for small use, there's also net-maker and a number of other ones out there.

https://github.com/axllent/wireguard-vanity-keygen (go)

1: you might use a tool like this that will generate a key pair with an identifiable public key.