Familiar peer model
Customers still receive a dedicated key, address, endpoint, and DNS configuration. Flirexa uses the same safe allocation and device-slot rules as WireGuard.
Included in Community Edition
AmneziaWG protocol guide
AmneziaWG keeps the WireGuard-style peer model and adds obfuscation parameters intended to make simple traffic identification more difficult.
Additional parameters
An AmneziaWG profile contains obfuscation fields that a standard WireGuard client does not understand. Deliver it in a format supported by the intended Amnezia client.
Environment-dependent availability
The supported Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 profiles normally receive AmneziaWG. Unsupported or newer operating systems may not have a compatible package source.
Customer delivery
Do not treat an AmneziaWG configuration as ordinary WireGuard
- create a separate device slot and peer for every device
- select an AmneziaWG server before rendering the configuration
- preserve all obfuscation parameters in native export
- use a compatible AmneziaWG or AmneziaVPN client
- refresh the profile when keys, endpoint, DNS, or protocol parameters change
- test on the target mobile and desktop networks before promising availability
Client formatThe native configuration includes fields the standard WireGuard app ignores
Device ruleOfficial Amnezia guidance also recommends a different configuration for each device
FallbackIf the installer cannot support AmneziaWG on the detected OS, it reports that before continuing with WireGuard only
LimitNo protocol can guarantee access on every restricted network
AmneziaWG facts and client guidance are based on the official Amnezia documentation. Flirexa is an independent management platform.