Hopefully I'm just not looking in the right spot, or possibly it's something I can configure manually somehow. I feel like what is missing is the ability to be able to choose traffic from the Wireguard VPN connection instead of just Internet. When I look at the port forward rules for the device I have setup, it says the source is "Internet". However, when I try configure the incoming port forward rule for the device on my VPN connection, what happens is that Firewalla opens the port on the normal WAN interface and not the VPN connection. Configured an incoming port forward for a different LAN device unrelated to the VPN.Click on the Preferences button on the toolbar. Run the command ifconfig grep -A 2 utun Check which utun interface Mullvad is using by looking for the internal IP 'inet 10.x.x.x'. Attached a device on my LAN to the VPN in Firewalla and confirmed that it works Start the Mullvad app and connect to a location.Configured a forwarding port on my Mullvad account for the city I use.Configured 3rd party VPN Wireguard client to Mullvad.But even at about $65 per year, Mullvad is quite moderately priced for a VPN service.I am attempting to configure one of my devices on my LAN to use the Mullvad Wireguard VPN connection configured on my Firewalla Purple with an incoming forwarded port. Alas, there are no discounts if you pay for more than one month at once. It also takes Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, its own Mullvad coupons, wire transfers and the Swedish mobile-payment service Swish.Īfter a three-hour trial period, Mullvad service costs 5 euros, or about $5.50, per month. Mullvad does accept credit cards and PayPal, for which you do have to provide personal information. Just mail the money to Mullvad's post-office box in Gothenburg, Sweden and include your account number on a piece of paper.
You can pay for its service in cold, hard cash (bills only, please) "in any valid currency". The company never needs to know your name, email address or other personal information. (You can even sign up for Mullvad service via the Tor anonymizing protocol (opens in new tab).)
The account number logs you into the service. Instead, the Mullvad servers spit out a randomly generated 16-digit account number when you sign up.
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