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LAN_NETWORK - If you don’t know the IP of your LAN network, open a PowerShell window and type ipconfig.VPN_CLIENT - You can set it either to openvpn or wireguard - once again, I couldn’t make Wireguard work on Windows, so I will be using OpenVPN.
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There are also some other options, such as pia or airvpn, check out the container documentation if you’re interested VPN_PROV - set it to custom if you’re using a self-hosted VPN.Some additional information for the parameters: mnt/c/Users/WINDOWS_USER_NAME/docker/arch-delugevpn/config:/config mnt/c/Users/WINDOWS_USER_NAME/docker/arch-delugevpn/data:/data # Replace WINDOWS_USER_NAME with your actual username TZ=Europe/Amsterdam # Replace with your timezone – check for reference Now create a file named docker-compose.yml in the compose folder with the following contents: version: '3'
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This will create a folder named docker in your Windows user’s directory and all the necessary subfolders. Mkdir -p /mnt/c/Users/WINDOWS_USER_NAME/docker/arch-delugevpn/config/compose Mkdir -p /mnt/c/Users/WINDOWS_USER_NAME/docker/arch-delugevpn/config/openvpn In the Linux terminal, type: mkdir -p /mnt/c/Users/WINDOWS_USER_NAME/docker/arch-delugevpn/data Close the Linux terminal window and open it again from the Start menu.Ĭreating folders and writing a compose file Then, go to Resources > WSL INTEGRATION and enable “Ubuntu 20.04”. Now go back to Docker Desktop, open the Settings and untick the “Send usage statistics”.
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Type in your desired username and password in the terminal, and after that you should get the bash prompt. Once that’s installed, click on “Launch”. Open Microsoft Store and search for your favorite distribution. But before configuring docker, we need to install a WSL distro from which we’re going to use in order to manage our container. Installing Ubuntu 20.04Īfter you log back in, you’ll see the Docker Desktop screen. After the installation is complete, press Close and log out. Installing Docker Desktopĭownload Docker Desktop for Windows from the official Docker website.
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After that, download the Linux kernel update for WSL2 and install it. Open PowerShell and type wsl -set-default-version 2. You can also do the same by typing the following commands in Powershell: dism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:Microsoft-Windows-Subsystem-Linux /all /norestartĭism.exe /online /enable-feature /featurename:VirtualMachinePlatform /all /norestartĪfter that, we need to restart Windows to complete the installation – press the Restart now button.Īfter Windows starts up, go to the Start Menu again and type “power”. Here we need to enable two things - Virtual Machine Platform and Windows Subsystem for Linux. Click on the first result, Turn Windows features on or off. Hence, I recommend using OpenVPN with Windows. You can try your luck by compiling the kernel and the module manually, but I didn’t manage to make it work on my machine. IMPORTANT: Microsoft’s version of the Linux kernel does not include the Wireguard module by default. In this tutorial we will create a local proxy for our VPN using Docker and binhex/arch-delugevpn Windows Installing WSL2 However, most operating systems do not include that functionality. Sometimes you need to use VPN for a few selected applications, but not for your whole Internet traffic. Split VPN tunelling for selected applications (Windows, Linux, macOS)