Easy-PrivateVPN-VPS

Fully automated private VPN on any VPS using WireGuard. Server bootstrap + client auto-connect. Private VPN on your own VPS using WireGuard.
One-command setup for security, red teams, and bug bounty.

Easy-PrivateVPN-VPS lets you:

• Create your own private VPN on any Ubuntu VPS
• Automatically configure the server
• Automatically register and connect clients
• Keep full control of keys and infrastructure
• Rotate IPs instantly by recreating the VPS

No Docker. No cloud lock-in. No third-party VPN providers.

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Features

• One-command server setup
• One-command client onboarding
• Secure WireGuard defaults
• Automatic NAT & firewall configuration
• Client keys generated locally
• No passwords inside VPN
• Multi-client support
• Works on any Ubuntu VPS

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Requirements

Server (VPS)

• Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 / 24.04
• Public IPv4
• SSH access with sudo

Client

• Linux / WSL / macOS
• SSH access to the VPS
• sudo privileges

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Installation

This project consists of two scripts:

• Server script → runs on your VPS
• Client script → runs on your local machine

Total setup time: ~2 minutes.

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Step 1 — Setup the Server (VPS)

SSH into your VPS and create the server script:

sudo nano /usr/local/bin/wg_server_bootstrap.sh

Paste the server script from this repo, then:

sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/wg_server_bootstrap.sh
sudo /usr/local/bin/wg_server_bootstrap.sh

This will:

• Install WireGuard

• Enable IP forwarding

• Configure firewall

• Generate server keys

• Start the VPN service

Step 2 — Setup the Client (Local Machine)

On your local machine (WSL/Linux/macOS):

nano ~/wg_client_autosetup.sh

Paste the client script from this repo, then:

chmod +x ~/wg_client_autosetup.sh

Run it:

./wg_client_autosetup.sh user@VPS_IP VPS_IP 51820 2

You will be prompted for:

1. VPS SSH password

2. VPS sudo password

The script will:

Generate client keys locally

• SSH into the VPS

• Register your client

• Create local VPN config

• Bring the VPN up automatically

Step 3 — Verify Connection

Check your public IP:

curl ifconfig.me

If it shows your VPS IP, the VPN is active.

Toggle VPN

Turn off

sudo wg-quick down wg0

Turn on

sudo wg-quick up wg0

Status

sudo wg