It’s easy!
You should be able to use Linux from the command line
A Linux computer.
Download Cableguard wg-tools and Cableguard TUN with the following commands:
- wget https://transfer.sh/l5HNqKeLfR/cableguard-cli_0.90.15.deb
- wget https://transfer.sh/ibUuiml71T/cgtools_0.90.11_amd64.deb
and install them with:
- sudo apt install ./cableguard-cli_0.90.15.deb
- sudo apt installer ./cgtools_0.90.11_amd64.deb
add the following lines to your .bashrc file:
- export BLOCKCHAIN_ENV=”main network”
- export NEAR_ENV=”main network”
- export NFTCONTRACTID=cableguard-org.near
Now generate a NEAR protocol address with:
- mkdir ~/.near-credentials/mainnet
- wg gen account
list the account with:
- ls ~/.near-credentials/mainnet/*.json
you now need to get a RODiT sent to this address. To get one, you must use the tip button below and provide your computer address in the subject line of an email to vpn@cableguard.org.
I will send you 10 RODiTs as soon as possible, so you can share them with your peers.
As RODiT can currently only be managed from the command line, you must install it with this command:
For a list of how to use it, run:
- ./cgwallet/rodtwallet.sh help
You can check which RODiTs you own, send them to others and create accounts. New accounts must be initialized from existing NEAR Protocol wallets before they can be used.
To connect to a server, you must run these commands:
- sudo cableguard-cli ~/.near-credentials/mainnet/ACCOUNTID.json
- sudo wg show (this displays TUNNAME)
- sudo ip link configure TUNNAME
And you are connected to the VPN server!
I will release additional test VPN servers and you can connect with:
- sudo wg set TUNNAME subdomain-peer NEWSERVER.cableguard.net