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cat /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf | grep Endpoint | awk -F':' '{print $1}' | awk '{print $NF}' |
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## Restarting bubble-flexrouter |
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Every time you start bubble-flexrouter, you need to run `flex_register.sh` to register the router |
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with your Bubble. |
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## Running the router |
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You can sit back and let the router do its work. It will periodically check to make sure that its |
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secure tunnel to the Bubble is OK. If it finds and problems, it will re-establish the tunnel. |
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On the other side, your Bubble will be monitoring the router to ensure it is available and properly functioning. |
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## Re-register every time your start bubble-flexrouter |
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**Every time** you start the `bubble-flexrouter`, you need to register it with your Bubble using `flex_register.sh` |
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If you start `bubble-flexrouter` and never run `flex_register.sh`, then your Bubble will not know the router is |
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available and it will not be used for flex routing. |