v1.2.0 6 Sep 2025
Download and install the client from f-droid.org
Choose 2-3 public peers for your country from the official list, or with helper program. Optionally, resolve their names to IPs with nslookup.
Add your peers to your Yggdrasil client.
Turn the thing on.
There should be green "Connected" sign. You should now be able to open http://howto.ygg.at wuyh yout device's browser.
Copy the Yggdrasil IPv6 address to notebook.
Adjust the app's parameters: Settings - Apps - Yggdrasil -
- Mobile data - Background data, Unrestricted data usage
- Battery - Unrestricted
Download and install the softphone from f-droid.org
Adjust Settings:
- listen address: 0.0.0.0:5060 (already shows up, but that's actually only a hint, retype it!)
- address family: IPv6
- do not forget the tick in the upper right corner
Transform your IPv6 adddress into SIP URI:
in our example: sip:AR_m@[201:b1ac:76f:49a1:a2dc:c962:2adb:59b6]:5060
Add it to Accounts - SIP URI of New, press the orange circle button
Fill in your Nickname and Display Name. Again, remember the tick in the corner.
Format your contacts' IPs similarily:
and add them to a contact list.
Adjust the app's parameters: Settings - Apps - baresip -
- Mobile data - Background data, Unrestricted data usage
- Battery - Unrestricted
Congratulations! Now you own one the most private communication devices in the whole world.
sudo apt install yggdrasil
sudo yggdrasil -genconf > ./yggo.conf
~/yggo.conf: Add: ---------------
AdminListen: none
Peers: [
"tls://178.20.41.3:65534",
"quic://45.142.208.198:9002"
]
sudo ufw enable
sudo ufw allow from any port 5060
which yggdrasil
sudo setcap 'CAP_NET_ADMIN+ep' /usr/bin/yggdrasil
yggdrasil -useconffile ./yggo.conf
Copy the IPv6 address of tun0 to notebook. Try to open http://howto.ygg.at with your usual web browser.
sudo apt install baresip
~/.baresip/config: Add: ------------------
sip_listen 0.0.0.0:5060
module opus.so
net_interface tun0
~/.baresip/accounts: Add:
<sip:YourUsername@[_tun0_IPv6_address_]:5060>;regint=0
~/.baresip/contacts: Add:
"Display Name" <sip:Username@[_IPv6_address_]:5060>
"AR mobile" <sip:AR_m@[201:b1ac:76f:49a1:a2dc:c962:2adb:59b6]:5060>
...
baresip.
Baresip for desktop by default uses a console interface like text-screen games of 40 years ago:
- C - - list contacts
- < > - select contact
- D - call the selected contact
- M - message the selected contact
- a - accept incoming call
- Esc - abort call
- q - quit
Expected to work in the same way, but has not been tried yet.





