Make sure it exists and you have permissions to access it.Īpr 18 18:33:11 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:11 TELIO: libtelio-build/libtelio/crates/telio-wg/src/adapter/linux_native_wg.rs:102 LinuxNativeWg: Unable to get interface from WireGuard. Īpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 picking servers for NORDLYNX technologyĪpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 starting vpnĪpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 TELIO: telio_start_named: Err(AlreadyStarted)Īpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 executing 'ip -4 rule del from all lookup main suppress_prefixlength 0' command: exit status 2: RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directoryĪpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 executing 'ip -4 rule del not from all fwmark 57841' command: exit status 2: RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directoryĪpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 executing 'ip -6 rule del from all lookup main suppress_prefixlength 0' command: exit status 2: RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directoryĪpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 executing 'ip -6 rule del not from all fwmark 57841' command: exit status 2: RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directoryĪpr 18 18:33:09 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:09 opening the tunnel: starting libtelio on retry with boring-tun: 6Īpr 18 18:33:10 nordvpnd: 8 18:33:10 TELIO: libtelio-build/libtelio/crates/telio-wg/src/adapter/linux_native_wg.rs:102 LinuxNativeWg: Unable to get interface from WireGuard. This is what I see in the NordVPN logs after I activated them (thanks to this answer on how to activate the logs). I have no clue as to why it fixes it, or why it started to fail in the first place. I was having the exact same issue, and was able to make it work by running the below command: nordvpn set technology openvpn

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