YMR VPN

This connection

Not on YMR VPN

This browser exits from 216.73.216.184, which is not a YMR exit address — nothing on this connection is tunnelled.

Run the DNS leak test → — confirms whether the names you look up stay hidden from your provider.

Filter lists & allowlists → — what the resolvers block, and how to ask for an entry to be allowed through.

Your devices

Add a device

Pipe — just the tunnel, don't touch my DNS DNS stays with your provider — unencrypted, outside the tunnel. Privacy — tunnel + encrypted DNS DNS runs through the VPN (172.16.40.1) — your provider no longer sees what you look up. Security — tunnel + adblock + encrypted DNS DNS through AdGuard on the VPN (172.16.41.1) — ads and trackers blocked too.

Traffic exit

The default follows the door this device dials. Picking a region pins the exit there — change it later from the device card.

Max 3 devices. After adding, download the config (or scan the QR on a phone) from the device card — one-time, keep it safe. Setup steps per platform: the client setup guide below.

Scan to import

WireGuard app → + → Create from QR code. This consumes the one-time config — the .conf download will no longer work.

Client setup

After you add a device above, download the .conf file (one-time download — keep it safe, it contains your private key). Then follow the steps for your platform.

Windows

Download and install the official WireGuard client.
Open WireGuard → Add Tunnel → Import tunnel(s) from file… → pick your downloaded .conf.
Select the tunnel and click Activate.

Linux

Install wireguard-tools from your distribution:

sudo apt install wireguard      # Debian/Ubuntu
sudo dnf install wireguard-tools  # Fedora
sudo pacman -S wireguard-tools    # Arch

Then import and activate:

sudo cp ymr-vpn.conf /etc/wireguard/
sudo wg-quick up ymr-vpn      # connect
sudo wg-quick down ymr-vpn    # disconnect

To connect on boot: sudo systemctl enable wg-quick@ymr-vpn

Troubleshooting

No internet through the tunnel: check that the tunnel shows a recent Latest handshake (a few seconds to minutes old).
Handshake never happens: make sure your network doesn't block UDP 51830 (some corporate/hotel Wi-Fi does — try a different network or hotspot).
Lost your config or added a new device? Revoke the old device above and create a new one — each device gets its own key.