Considering that you have a /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf file:
WireGuard
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Really easy to setup on Linux.
On Linux kernel's mainline.
Simple configuration file format on Windows.
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Design principles
Opinionated
Layer 3+ (no layer2 support)
UDP-based
Simple
low LOC count
Easily auditable
No dynamic allocations
Only 1 set of crypto protocols, if some are broken update, don't negotiate
Avoids keeping broken crypto, and downgrading
Stealthy
Only responds to encrypted packets
Simplicity interfaces
Uses a normal Linux network interfaces
Fail safe, not fail open
Endpoints roam, like in mosh
Identities are just static public keys
Each interface has
A private key
A listening UDP port
A list of peers
Each peer has
It's public IP
A list of associated tunnel IPs
Optionally, an endpoint IP&PORT
Setup Wireguard VPN on Linux and Windows 10
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The addresses used on the linux setup (until the Endpoint= entry) is the local address to be used INSIDE the VPN, not the external ones.
Autostart on boot (using SystemD)
Considering that you have a /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf file:
sudo systemctl enable [--now] wg-quick@wg0