Installation - WireGuard

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Users with Debian releases older than Bullseye should enable backports.
Users of kernels < 5.6 may also choose wireguard-lts or wireguard-dkms+linux-headers, depending on which kernel is used.
The wireguard-modules ebuild also exists for compatibility with older kernels.
Further installation and configuration instructions may be found on the wiki.
Method 1: the easiest way is via ELRepo's pre-built module:
Method 2: users running non-standard kernels may wish to use the DKMS package instead:
Method 1: a signed module is available as built-in to CentOS's kernel-plus:
Method 2: the easiest way is via ELRepo's pre-built module:
Method 3: users running non-standard kernels may wish to use the DKMS package instead:
Method 1: the easiest way is via ELRepo's pre-built module:
Method 2: users running non-standard kernels may wish to use the DKMS package instead:
Method 1: a signed module is available as built-in to CentOS's kernel-plus:
Method 2: users wishing to stick with the standard kernel may use ELRepo's pre-built module:
Method 3: users running non-standard kernels may wish to use the DKMS package instead:
First download the correct prebuilt file from the release page, and then install it with dpkg as above.
See the cross-platform documentation for more information.
*** Move on to the quick start walkthrough. *** Or, if your distribution isn't listed above, you may easily compile from source instead, a fairly simple procedure.
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