[Recommended] Windows - WireGuard VPN Split Tunneling Print

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VPN split tunneling is a method to control which Windows applications, processes, and IP addresses can use a WireGuard VPN tunnel. Using this method let you enjoy your home network as is while certain apps only uses the VPN. In order to use VPN split tunneling method, apply the following steps:

A- Login to your account and select your VPN service

 

B- Click on "Download VPN client"

 

C- Download the Tool "Windows - Wireguard Split Tunneling Client"

 

D- Once downloaded, Complete the installation Process with Wiresock installation which is bundled with the tool.

 

E- Once Completed, Run the tool and "Create Tunnel"

 

F- Name the Tunnel "Ex. POT VPN"

 

G- Back to your VPN service in your account as you will find all the remaining info you need to copy/paste from there

 

H- [Interface] info to [Local Interface]. Copy/paste the following info from VPN service info in step 7:

1: Address = IPv4

2: PrivateKey = Private Key

3: DNS = DNS

4: MTU = MTU

 

I- [Peer] info to [Remote Peer]. Copy/paste the following info from VPN service info in step 7:

1: Endpoint = Endpoint Address

2: Port = Port

3: PublicKey = Public Key

4: AllowedIPs = IP Addresses

 

J- Click Save and your Split channel VPN is ready to use. Click on "Enable" button to Activate VPN Service

 

Allow Apps

In this section, we will explain the magic of split tunneling as you are able to set any app/game/software in your PC wither to use or not to use the VPN tunnel

The list of applications that can use the tunnel.

  • If left blank, all applications will be allowed.
  • Use a comma to separate multiple applications.

Options

  • Use the full path to the executable
  • List the process name without the .exe extension
  • List the process name with the .exe extension

Software Examples

  • C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
  • chrome, msoffice, firefox

Games Examples

  • BF2042, cod, skullandbones

Note: you can as much games and/or apps as you want by typing the filename as explained above

 


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