Multihop can be used for many different reasons, for example, increasing your privacy or improving latency/performance due to suboptimal ISP peering. Doing so allows your traffic to "hop" from the first location to the second before exiting at your destination.
When using our config generator in step 2, you have the option of selecting a second server location. Use our Connection check to check your IP and verify that WireGuard is working. Read on for additional options and information. If you run into any issues while using WireGuard, please contact us at and let us know what you experience. That's it! With those two commands, you can start/stop WireGuard as needed. To disconnect, run the following command, and as before, replace "se4" with your selection: Turn on WireGuard by running the following command, replacing "se4" with your selected location's alias. The downloaded config file is therefore named "nf". Turn WireGuard on/offįor this guide, we have selected Malmö, Sweden (se4), as our first server location. With this option, you cannot as easily enable a kill switch or use multihopping.įirst install jq, if you do not already have it, by running brew install jq Jump to the multihop section of this guide to learn more about this option. Once downloaded, save the file in your local directory "/etc/wireguard". Use our WireGuard config generator to automatically generate the necessary file. Downloading software via an untrusted third party could potentially mean acquiring unwanted malware, adware, and/or backdoors.
Note: Mullvad has not performed an audit of Homebrew. Then run brew install wireguard-tools to install WireGuard. To do so, run the command mkdir homebrew & curl -L | tar xz -strip 1 -C homebrew How to verify that your WireGuard connection is workingįirst, you will need to install Homebrew.Important: If you have macOS version 10.14 or newer, please use the WireGuard App instead. This guide walks you through the steps and terminal-based commands to set up and use the WireGuard® protocol with Mullvad on macOS.
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