Hosting a Gateway

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This page documents the steps to set up your own gateway. Digitalocean's $5 VPS provides great value for this purpose.

Installation

  • Install packages `sudo apt install openvpn golang make`
  • Install yggdrasil and enable the service
  • Ensure peers are added to yggdrasil's config
  • Set yggdrasil's interface name to ygg0 in the config
  • Clone autoygg and checkout the desired version tag
  • `cd autoygg && make`
  • Copy autoygg-server to /bin/ and autoygg-server.service to /usr/lib/systemd/system/
  • `sudo systemctl daemon-reload`
  • Create /etc/autoygg/server/yml
---
ListenHost: "your-gateways-ygg-ip-from-yggdrasilctl-getSelf"
ListenPort: "8080"
GatewayOwner: "Your Name <you@provider.com>"
GatewayDescription: "Describe this gateway"
GatewayNetwork: "Mullvad VPN"
GatewayLocation: "New York, US"
RequireRegistration: true
AccessListEnabled: false
GatewayTunnelIP: "10.42.0.1"
GatewayTunnelNetmask: "16"
GatewayTunnelIPRangeMin: 10.42.0.10
GatewayTunnelIPRangeMax: 10.42.0.255
MaxClients: 100
YggdrasilInterface: ygg0
FirewallWanInterface: vpn0
GatewayInfoURL: ""
  • Enable / start the autoygg-server service
  • Edit your .ovpn config, remove up/down:
dev vpn0
dev-type tun
route-nopull
  • Place .ovpn, userpass.txt (if applicable), and any certs in /etc/openvpn/
  • Reboot
  • Restart autoygg-server.service
  • Connect via autoygg client