domain: fly.io · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps
List existing peers for an org: `fly wireguard list -o <org>`.
Create a peer non-interactively: `fly wireguard create <org> <region> <peer-name>` (interactive form prompts for org/region/name).
Remove a single peer: `fly wireguard remove <peer-name> -o <org>` (can also target by peer id); this drops that peer's access.
Reset the org's whole WireGuard state if the gateway or keys are corrupted or a device is lost: `fly wireguard reset <org>`. This recreates the gateway and invalidates ALL existing peers - every device must be recreated and re-imported.
For networks that block UDP (some corporate/captive networks), tunnel WireGuard over WebSockets: `fly wireguard websockets enable` (disable with `fly wireguard websockets disable`).
Known gotchas
`fly wireguard reset` is destructive: it invalidates every peer in the org and forces you to recreate all of them. Do not run it casually.
Use an explicit peer-name (not the default `interactive-*` prefix) so the peer stays discoverable via `.internal` DNS.
Peer region must be a gateway-enabled region; check `fly platform regions` and pick one with a Gateway checkmark.
WebSocket tunneling is a workaround for blocked UDP - it adds overhead, so only enable it when normal WireGuard can't connect.
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