Network
Arrows are configured next hops, not measured links. Check-in is control status; use Diagnostics to verify reachability.
Enter your personal access credential or the bootstrap token. Credentials stay in this page’s memory and are cleared when you lock it.
Arrows are configured next hops, not measured links. Check-in is control status; use Diagnostics to verify reachability.
Tests approved links in both directions. Suggestions never change your routes.
No discovery run yet. Only provisioned, mutually accepted links are probed. Missing or stale evidence stays unknown.
Select a configured name. Its answer can be traced below.
No trace yet.
Use the client and name selected in Managed DNS. This creates disposable official AWG links in memory and a loopback echo service. Your current policy is enforced on actual TCP, UDP or ICMP packets, including fragments and return translation. It does not connect a real device or contact the selected hostname.
No encrypted packet test yet.
Synthetic mode gives each client and hostname its own address, with a lease bound to its hostname and client. The userspace gateway translates it at the final egress and restores it on replies.
Observed mode returns real IPs, but shared IPs and DNS bypass prevent reliable hostname identification. Domain-sensitive rules fail closed in that mode. IP rules placed earlier can still make an explicit IP-based decision.
Existing policy nodes only. This does not provision links or add forwarding members.
Grouping labels only. Existing addresses and entry nodes stay unchanged.
First match wins. Rules are staged until Save.
Draft edits are saved only when you validate and save the revision below.
Rules run in order: client → network → gateway → global. Defaults apply after all rule groups. A next rule outside a gateway needs an explicit at list. Cycles are rejected.
Save stores a desired revision. Publish activates it on nodes.
Saving edits keeps a desired revision. Publishing prepares every node, seals traffic, activates the same generation everywhere, then releases downstream nodes before ingress. A failure stays sealed until recovery.
Restore an earlier policy as a new revision. The latest 64 revisions are retained.
Exercise staged changes and compensation against in-memory node models. This does not deploy anything.
No exercise yet.
Convert an existing complete AWG client .conf locally. Nothing is uploaded; no peers are provisioned.
Secret: this link and QR contain the client private key. Share only with the device owner.
Viewers inspect configuration and trace routes. Operators also edit policy, allocate DNS leases, run labs and publish. Administrators manage identities. Credentials expire after at most 90 days; rotating immediately invalidates the previous credential.
It is shown only once. Deliver it privately to its owner. Only its hash is saved by Waygate.