Use Firezone to manage your self hosted VPN. The easiest way to handle VPN connections !

Learn how to easily install and manage Wireguard VPN with Firezone in this video tutorial. If you own a self-hosted server, accessing it from outside your local network can be challenging. VPNs offer a secure alternative for remote access to your home server. Firezone is an open-source remote access platform based on Docker and is 4x-6x times faster than OpenVPN, making it a perfect choice for remote access to your home network. In this video, we will show you how to install Firezone, create users, and manage connections for each user independently. We will also guide you on generating a configuration file and testing your VPN connection to ensure it works correctly. If you're looking for a secure and efficient way to access your home server remotely, then watch this video now!
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Keywords: Wireguard VPN, Firezone, Docker, Remote Access, Self-Hosted, Open-Source, VPN, Security, Configuration, Installation, Management.

[@mihirbhowmik5652]

It is not working now, can I get some solutions for it?

[@jackcrane9170]

i have a question if you want to use localhost for installation what should i put in the external website input ?

[@homelabchronicles739]

yes you can use it with localhost but the idea is to use vpn for remote access

[@MAlikshi]

is it work if home network using cgnat? should i keep using tailscale/zerotier?

[@homelabchronicles739]

yes it should work