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import { Steps } from 'nextra/components';
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Here are a few ways you can ensre your WireGuard exit policy is working correctly from the outside.
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<Steps>
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###### 1. Using NymVPN
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- Connect to NymVPN and use your node as an Exit Gateway in dVPN (2-hop) mode
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- While connected to NymVPN, navigate to [`portquiz.net:12345`](http://portquiz.net:12345) and see if you can load the page
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- It shouldn't load, but if you navigate to some of the accepted ports, like[`portquiz.net:443`](http://portquiz.net:443) it should all work
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###### 2. Testing from your local terminal
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- Install these dependencies on your local machine:
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```shell
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sudo apt install tcpdump
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sudo tcpdump -i nymwg -n
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```
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- Connect to [NymVPN](https://nym.com) and select your node as an Exit Gateway
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- Run the `tcpdump` command before registering
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- Have the output of the `echo $BLOCKED_IP` from your node and try to go into your browser or a registered client and try to connect - It should not resolve
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</ Steps> |