NAME
innernet - manual page for innernet 2.0.0
SYNOPSIS
innernet [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
DESCRIPTION
A client to manage innernet network interfaces.
Commands:
- install
-
Install a new innernet config
- show
-
Enumerate all innernet connections
- up
-
Bring up your local interface, and update it with latest peer list
- fetch
-
Fetch and update your local interface with the latest peer list
- uninstall
-
Uninstall an innernet network
- down
-
Bring down the interface (equivalent to 'wg-quick down INTERFACE')
- add-peer
-
Add a new peer
- rename-peer
-
Rename a peer
- add-cidr
-
Add a new CIDR
- rename-cidr
-
Rename a CIDR
- delete-cidr
-
Delete a CIDR
- list-cidrs
-
List CIDRs
- disable-peer
-
Disable an enabled peer
- enable-peer
-
Enable a disabled peer
- add-association
-
Add an association between CIDRs
- delete-association
-
Delete an association between CIDRs
- list-associations
-
List existing assocations between CIDRs
- set-listen-port
-
Set the local listen port
- override-endpoint
-
Override your external endpoint that the server sends to other peers
- override-peer-endpoint
-
Override the endpoint you use to connect to a particular peer
- completions
-
Generate shell completion scripts
- help
-
Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
OPTIONS
- -v, --verbose...
-
Verbose output, use -vv for even higher verbositude
- -c, --config-dir <CONFIG_DIR>
-
[default: /etc/innernet]
- -d, --data-dir <DATA_DIR>
-
[default: /var/lib/innernet]
- --no-routing
-
Whether the routing should be done by innernet or is done by an external tool like e.g. babeld
- --backend <BACKEND>
-
Specify a WireGuard backend to use. If not set, innernet will auto-select based on availability [default: kernel] [possible values: kernel, userspace]
- --mtu <MTU>
-
Specify the desired MTU for your interface (default: 1280)
- -h, --help
-
Print help
- -V, --version
-
Print version