Remove it Admins ...... please
This typically means the handshake between the server and client fails.
The most common cause is CGNAT or human-related errors/typos.
what that means?
but the interface is RX and TX 0 even on the local?
To test locally, you must change the endpoint in the client config to LAN IP of the server.
The screenshot looks normal, but not really helpful for troubleshooting.
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kernel scope link src 192.168.9.1
root@OpenWrtLinkSys:~#
Have you tried connecting a client? What you've just posted would indicate there's not been a handshake which either means you've not tried connecting a client or the connection has failed (usually because it's being blocked at the firewall or the keys are wrong).
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You'd best use the automated script to avoid human-related errors/typos:
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/vpn/wireguard/extras#automated
Transfer the generated VPN profile and import it on the client.
This should at least give you a handshake and working VPN/LAN access.
The automatic script do the same as wrote above
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onemarcfifty/openwrt-scripts/master/wireguard_install.sh
If the interface RX TX are 0, what you expect from the client?
Yes created the client and Connect but NO connection.
That's just part of the script, it should also generate the proper client profiles.
ignore the client right now. i'm not a fan of try this and try this scripts. The wiki article should create the interface with connection fist. But it doesn't. maybe article is wrong
You can't ignore the client. Unless you have something connected to the server there is no connection. If all you've done is create the server side then it's perfectly normal for it to have no sent or received traffic.
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the interface if 0 then the client is also the same. Tell me is the article in wiki wrong?
The wiki is fine. It works. What exactly have you done aside from setting up the server side? Have you set up a client device? Have you tried to connect the client device to the server? Was that connection attempt made from within your internal network or externally?
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Yes the connect is created 100% but no connection and RX TX is ZERO.
If you want to get some help you need to actually answer the questions we're asking...
So, again, what exactly have you done aside from setting up the server side? Have you set up a client device? Have you tried to connect the client device to the server? Was that connection attempt made from within your internal network or externally?
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