Connect Linux with WireGuard
Enroll a Dunivra profile, import it into the official Linux client and verify your connection.
Enroll this device first
Sign in to an active workspace, open Devices and add a profile with the correct platform and a recognizable label. Your browser creates the private key locally and sends only the public key. Wait for confirmed gateway provisioning before downloading the configuration. The secret configuration is available only during this enrollment; keep it private and do not email it or paste it into support.
Install and import on Linux
Follow WireGuard’s installation instructions for your distribution. Import the supplied configuration using a WireGuard-capable network manager, preserving its DNS and route settings. Administrators using wg-quick can bring up an existing file with wg-quick up /path/to/dunivra.conf and stop it with wg-quick down /path/to/dunivra.conf, using the required privileges. Restrict the file to its owner. DNS integration differs by distribution; follow the upstream documentation rather than substituting a public DNS server.
Verify the connection
Enable the imported tunnel in the WireGuard client, then check the recent handshake, DNS diagnostic and applied policy revision in Dunivra. Test a domain covered by one of your rules and allow for DNS caches. A profile appearing in the dashboard does not prove a working tunnel. The browser cannot activate the system VPN. Physical-device import and routing still need verification on your own device.
Disconnect, replace or troubleshoot
Disable the tunnel in the client to disconnect. Controls apply only while traffic uses the configured VPN and DNS path. If a configuration is lost or shared, revoke that profile in Dunivra and enroll a replacement; the server cannot recover its private key. For help, report the platform, profile label and time of failure using Support, without the configuration, QR code or private key.