ARPHost, LLC is proud to announce the release of ARPVPN, a self-hosted WireGuard VPN control plane with a web interface and API for managing client VPN and site-to-site connectivity.

Built on Linguard, Improved by Real-World Use

ARPVPN was originally forked from Linguard, an open-source WireGuard web GUI. After using Linguard in production for over five years, ARPHost identified opportunities to expand and improve the platform for real-world deployments.

ARPVPN keeps the simplicity of Linguard while adding the features required for modern hosting environments, managed services, and business infrastructure.

What is ARPVPN?

ARPVPN is a self-hosted WireGuard VPN management platform that allows you to:

Manage VPN interfaces
Control client and site-to-site peers
Monitor traffic and activity
Automate deployments via API

All from a clean, centralized web interface.

Key Features

Create, edit, start, stop, and restart WireGuard interfaces
Manage client peers and site-to-site connections
Support for remote subnets and full-tunnel configurations
Role-based access (admin, support, tenant admin, client)
Multi-tenant support with invitations and memberships
TOTP MFA and recovery codes
API token support with full lifecycle management
Built-in security protections (CSRF, rate limiting, lockouts)
Traffic graphs, statistics, and monitoring tools
Export data in CSV and JSON formats
Versioned API under /api/v1
Docker and systemd deployment options

What Makes ARPVPN Different?

Linguard provided a strong base, but ARPVPN expands it into a full platform.

ARPVPN Improvements:

Production-ready performance enhancements
Better UI and workflow improvements
Advanced security features (MFA, API tokens)
Multi-tenant support for providers
Automation-ready architecture
Improved monitoring and diagnostics

This is not just a fork — it’s a refined system built from real usage.

Designed for Real-World Use

ARPVPN was built for:

Hosting providers
Managed service providers (MSPs)
IT teams and infrastructure engineers
Businesses needing secure remote access

Common Use Cases

Remote employee VPN access
Site-to-site networking
Secure access to private servers
VPN-as-a-service offerings
DevOps and infrastructure access control

Technical Installation Guide

Requirements

Linux server (Ubuntu recommended)
Docker + Docker Compose
WireGuard kernel support

Quick Install (Docker)

git clone https://github.com/arphost-com/ARPVPN.git
cd ARPVPN/docker
cp .env.example .env
./up.sh up -d --build --force-recreate arpvpn

Access the Web Interface

http://YOUR-SERVER-IP:8085
https://YOUR-SERVER-IP:8086

Fix Permissions (If Needed)

sudo chown -R "$(id -u):$(id -g)" ./data

Systemd Installation (Optional)

chmod +x scripts/install.sh
sudo ./scripts/install.sh
sudo systemctl enable arpvpn
sudo systemctl start arpvpn

First-Time Setup

Visit /signup and create your admin account
Complete /setup configuration
Create a WireGuard interface
Add peers (clients or site-to-site)
Download configs and connect clients
Monitor activity via dashboard

Security Recommendations

Always use HTTPS in production
Enable MFA for admin accounts
Use strong passwords
Do not expose debug mode publicly
Keep your system updated

Download ARPVPN

ARPVPN is open-source and available now:

👉 https://github.com/arphost-com/ARPVPN/

📰 Press Release

ARPHost Launches ARPVPN: A Modern WireGuard VPN Platform Built on Proven Technology

Durango, Colorado — April 28, 2026

ARPHost, LLC today announced the release of ARPVPN, a self-hosted WireGuard VPN management platform built on the foundation of Linguard and enhanced through years of real-world production use.

ARPVPN provides businesses, MSPs, and hosting providers with a centralized platform to manage VPN infrastructure, including interfaces, peers, site-to-site connections, and monitoring tools.

“After using Linguard for over five years, we saw an opportunity to expand it into something more powerful and production-ready,” said Barry Stetler, CEO of ARPHost. “ARPVPN reflects real-world needs performance, automation, and security.”

ARPVPN is available now on GitHub.