Hi Viktor, I am actually interested in solving this. I took an initial stab at it here, but I'm not super comfortable with the implementation or the security implications: https://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-windows/commit/?h=jd/unprivd-knob
Aside from doing this from within our existing UI, the general solution using the service-based building blocks is to simply allow users to start and stop services that begin with "WireGuardTunnel$". So the flow is something like: 1. wireguard /installtunnelservice path\to\sometunnel.conf. 2. Change the ACLs on WireGuardTunnel$sometunnel to fit your user. 3. Have the user use `net start` and `net stop`, or similar, to control whether the service is up or down. That's not super pretty, but it should work, and it is automatable. Meanwhile, I'll keep thinking about various ways to do this in a more "first-party" way. Jason
