If you’ve activated GnosisVPN but cannot open any websites from the allow list, follow these steps to diagnose and resolve the issue:
- Double-check your Firefox proxy settings as outlined in step 12.
- Navigate to example.com.
Can you access that site?
- If yes, everything works as long as you adhere to the allow list.
- Ensure that WireGuard is running on your machine and that the tunnel has an active status.
- macOS users: Locate the WireGuard app icon in the top-right corner of the screen, click on "Manage Tunnels", and verify that the tunnel status is "Active".
- Linux users: Run the command:
sudo wg show
. The output should display an interface namedgnosisvpnpoc
.
Do you see an active WireGuard tunnel?
-
If no, verify that you followed step 11 closely.
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Check that WireGuard can establish a handshake.
- macOS users: Locate the WireGuard app icon in the top-right corner, click on "Manage Tunnels", and check the "Data Received:" field of the active tunnel.
- Linux users: Run the command:
sudo wg show
and locate either thelatest handshake:
ortransfer:
entries.
Do you see more than 0 B
(zero bytes) received or a latest handshake
entry?
- If no, verify that you forwarded your ports correctly; see step 5.
On successful startup, GnosisVPN will display the following message:
/---============================---\
| HOPRD CONNECTION ESTABLISHED |
\---============================---/
Did you see that message?
- If no, check the log output for any errors.
- Ensure you provided a valid entry node and API token in the configuration file.
- Ensure you have a working route to the exit node; see step 8.