You have the following devices configured:
Press "Generate" to place an entry.
A new configuration file will be downloaded.
Please note:
Keys will take up to 5 minutes to become active.
FAQ
1)
What do I need to use this?
WireGuard. It's a good VPN software. You can
get it for
Windows,
Mac,
Android,
iPhone,
and
more.
2)
How do I use this?
Press one of the "Generate" buttons and save
the file that is presented. Import it into
WireGuard on the device you want to use.
You can name your keys if you want. Enter
a single word and press "Save". This is
entirely optional and only for your own
convenience. It might help you remember
which entry to replace if, for example, you
get a new phone or something.
Press "Delete" on any entries that you no
longer need.
3)
What do I need this for?
It connects you to the network on the ship
so you can access certain services (wissen,
db, sonne, ...) as if you were on board.
4)
Can I use this to hide my identity online?
No.
5)
I lost my file, can I get it back?
Just generate a new one. They're really
cheap and we bought them in bulk.
1
6)
Can I use the same file for multiple devices?
No. Things will not work right.
2
7)
What if I need more than two devices?
I have other questions.
Please ask
it-crew at stubnitz.com.
...
x)
Hey, you won't let me enter my own key!?
That's right, because it doesn't matter. If
you really want, though, you can email us and
we can set you up. :)
y)
I don't want to email you nerds, just let me
enter my key!
Alright, here's a secret: We
show you a
disabled input field, but if you craft your
own request with the right data in it, the
backend will gladly take your hand-made key.
An easy way to do this is by pressing F12 in
Firefox. A window should open
with a bunch
of nerd stuff in it.
Go to the "Network" tab and reload the page.
You should see a GET request appear for
"wgpeers.php" and a status code of 200,
indicating success. Right-click this request
and select "Edit and Resend". This will open
an edit pane to the left. Change GET to POST
at the top, then scroll down to "Body".
Enter your key(s) in the following format:
[
{ "pubkey": "...", "label": "foo" },
{ "pubkey": "...", "label": "bar" }
]
By the way, if you look at the "Headers"
section, you may notice that it has an entry
"Authorization" of the form "Bearer xyz...".
The latter part is your secret access token.
It should match what is included after the
hash sign '#' in the link you used to reach
this page. Don't lose it and don't give it
to anyone.
PS:
An even easier way (again using Firefox) is
to open the input field in the "Inspector"
and remove its "disabled" attribute. ^^
Just right-click the locked field and select
"Inspect". The developer toolbox will open
with the input element highlighted.
Note the word "disabled" on the highlighted
line and right-click on it. Go to the
"Attributes" submenu and select "Remove
attribute 'disabled'".
The input box should now unlock. Enter your
key and click the "Save" button.
z)
Cool! Now that we're talking, how does this
thing work behind the scenes?
When you're on the VPN, why don't you check
out the
README...