Install Cloudflare WARP on Linux | Guide

With a little assistance from Skynats, successfully install Cloudflare WARP on Linux.

As part of our Server Management Service, Skynats provides answers to all inquiries, no matter how big or small.

Let's look at how our support team is prepared to assist clients with Cloudflare WARP installation on Linux.

How to Setup Cloudflare WARP on a Linux?

Cloudflare offers a free VPN service called Warp. It enables businesses and people to have a quicker, safer, and more private online experience. The WARP client also includes a variety of modes to accommodate various connection needs.

The following benefits of WARP:

• While in transit, user data is encrypted.

• Warp was created using WireGuard.

• Warp executes requests and uses the WireGuard protocol to communicate.

On Linux, we can configure it using the command line. You can get assistance with this process from our support technicians.

If we are not using Arch Linux, we must download it from this link and install it:

sudo pacman -S wireguard-tools
yay -S wgcf

Wgcf is only used once, even though we must keep the wireguard-tools installation in place.

Following that, we created Cloudflare profiles using the following commands:

wgcf register
wgcf generate

The next step is to copy the configuration using the command:

sudo cp wgcf-profile.conf /etc/wireguard

Here are a few additional commands that you can use with WARP:

• Start:

 wg-quick up wgcf-profile

• Stop:

 wg-quick up wgcf-profile

• Enable:

 systemctl enable wg-quick@wgcf-profile

Our Tech Support Team says that you can use the local DNS to resolve hosts on the local network as well.

sudo vi /etc/wireguard/wgcf-profile.conf

The line DNS = 1.1.1.1 must now be changed to the local secure dnscrypt server. This is how Linux users install Cloudflare WARP.

Conclusion

The installation of Cloudflare WARP on Linux was then demonstrated by our knowledgeable Support Engineers at Skynats.