Could someone kindly assist me with setting up WARP Plus on my Raspberry Pi 4B running OpenWRT? I've tried following several tutorials and forum threads, but I haven't been able to get it working completely. I'm still quite new to this, so any step-by-step guidance would be greatly appreciated.
since it is about commercial offering - ask paid support to get doh and wg on openwrt router.
- Have you seen the normal Wireguard tutorial?
- Are you familiar with the wgcf application and creating a WARP account/config/ID?
- Are you familiar with registering that ID for WARP+
- Are you familiar with IP routing, IP rules and preventing DNS leaks?
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Yes, I’ve followed all the recommended steps and tutorials, but I'm still facing issues. Even after completing the configuration, wgcf shows that WARP is OFF. Additionally, some websites are not loading, although I’m not sure if that’s related to the same issue. I’m willing to go through the entire setup process again if needed. I would really appreciate any guidance or clarification on the correct procedure or anything specific I should check during the setup.
I'm not familiar with a version where you use the wgcf application to check.
I use: https://www.cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/trace
Just provide your /etc/config/network file - obscuring the keys.
- It seem you may have obtained the configuration from wgcf already
- It's not clear if you paid for WARP+, but I assume that requires another step to register another ID/config as being licensed
- Let's verify you setup your Wiregard tunnel correctly
- You verify (as we assist) that you setup you DNS correctly
- If it is, then you should contact paid support (assuming they support configs generated by wgcf)
WARP+ doesn't work anymore with Wireguard (I tried). If you want to obtain premium routes on WARP you need to use the MASQUE protocol with the official client.
For OpenWrt, try this masque client: https://github.com/Diniboy1123/usque