TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop all require software on every device you want to access. That works for Windows PCs — but not for NVR cameras, PBX phone systems, managed switches, or any network appliance. ProxyLink reaches all of them through a single WireGuard tunnel on a router.
Try it free — no card requiredOne tunnel on a router. Every device on that LAN becomes accessible through ProxyLink.
Install the ProxyLink tunnel on your client's router, pfSense box, MikroTik, or any Linux gateway. One-line setup on Linux gateways and MikroTik (SSH auto-config); pfSense and OPNsense install the WireGuard package and import a config. Covers the entire LAN and every VLAN.
In the ProxyLink dashboard, create a proxy link pointing to any IP:port on that network. NVR camera on 192.168.1.50:80? PBX admin on 192.168.2.10:8080? Done.
Click the proxy link. Instant access. Browser RDP for Windows PCs, browser VNC, browser SSH, or direct HTTP to any web interface — no software on your laptop either.
Network devices (cameras, switches, NAS, routers, PBX) need nothing installed. Windows PCs use a one-time deploy script — fully unattended, with VNC secured automatically by a per-device password. RDP signs in to the PC's own Windows account, which must have a password set (Windows blocks RDP for blank-password accounts).
A hotel client runs three separate VLANs: main LAN, PBX VLAN for their Matrix phone system, and a camera VLAN for NVR and IP cameras. No device on any of these VLANs has a public IP. There's no static IP at the property at all.
After setting up a single ProxyLink WireGuard tunnel on their MikroTik router, the MSP engineer can access every device on all three VLANs from a browser — no VPN client, no port forwarding, no static IP. The PBX admin panel, the NVR camera system, and every Windows PC on the main LAN.
This was impossible before ProxyLink. TeamViewer, AnyDesk, and Splashtop cannot reach NVR cameras or PBX systems without an agent — and those devices don't support agents.
Every device needs an agent installed. For 200 endpoints across 20 client sites, that's 200 deployment tasks, 200 licenses, and 200 potential failure points.
NVR cameras, managed switches, PBX systems, routers — none of these run Windows or Linux in a way that supports a TeamViewer or AnyDesk agent. These devices simply can't be reached.
ProxyLink needs one deployment per client site, on any router or gateway device. After that, every device on the network is reachable — regardless of what OS it runs or whether it supports any software.
No agent running on 200 devices means 200 fewer software components that could be exploited, need updating, or show up in a vulnerability scan. The only software is the WireGuard tunnel on the router.
Any device that can run WireGuard can be the gateway for a ProxyLink tunnel. Auto-configuration available for MikroTik.
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