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  1. Jessie's post in Wireguard for Linux was marked as the answer   
    An explanation.
    I posted a solution to no ones problem.
     
    When using windows, the client available on the wireguard site provides a gui solution to access the clients.
    The windows gui client allows you to set up connections for multiple clients.
     
    The linux solutions provided on the wireguard site are commandline clients.
    This makes the operation cumbersome if you want to manage say 20 unraid servers.
     
    the wireguird app works as per the windows app for deb (aka ubuntu,mint,zorin distributions)
     
    I made the post with the assumption that other linux users wishing to gain access to Unraid via wireguard could benefit from this client.
     

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