Wireguard Group still there?

Started by LisaMT, August 28, 2025, 06:05:51 PM

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I switched from Wireguard to OpenVPN, and the wireguard group is still showing.  How can I remove it?


The group should disappear when WireGuard is globally disabled.

If it's not removed right away there may be a sync call missing, but let's make sure that wireguard is globally disabled first.


Cheers,
Franco

Globally removed?  I've removed the instances and it's still there.  I'll see if I missed something.  I remember when I was installing it there were some other changes.  Thanks for the help.

>  I've removed the instances and it's still there.

That's why I said you need to disable the global wireguard enable toggle. Removing all instances is not enough for the group to disappear.


Cheers,
Franco

September 21, 2025, 02:30:09 AM #4 Last Edit: September 21, 2025, 07:37:12 PM by apoorva
having a similar issue.  removed wireguard interface and toggled off wireguard from VPN>WireGuard>Instances Enable WireGuard.

still see wireguard in Firewall: Groups.

how can i remove?  thank you!


https://imgur.com/a/sQmO69Q


or is just merely stating it is available?

Quote from: franco on September 01, 2025, 08:51:14 AM>  I've removed the instances and it's still there.

That's why I said you need to disable the global wireguard enable toggle. Removing all instances is not enough for the group to disappear.


Cheers,
Franco
Just checked, I still show a wireguard group.  Maybe you could give some details on finding that 'global wireguard enable toggle'?

Ok so:

1. Firewall: Rules: WireGuard (Group)

will be there when wireguard is enabled globally, removed when not enabled. The legacy behaviour injects groups into the config.xml.

2. Firewall: Groups

will always list wireguard since it's a static group definition and ignore the absence in config.xml in the MVC/API code

3. Firewall: Rules [new]

will always list wireguard since same as 2.

Happy to look into it further if someone wants to raise a ticket. Chances are that the new static behaviour is preferred, but it should be discussed clearly to be sure.


Cheers,
Franco