> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://proxylink.dev/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# VNC Terminal

> Browser-based VNC sessions using UltraVNC on Windows or any VNC server.

ProxyLink includes a browser VNC terminal. For Windows PCs deployed via the ProxyLink one-liner, UltraVNC is installed automatically.

## Connect via VNC

Click **VNC** next to any device with a VNC proxy link. The session opens in the browser.

## File manager

The VNC terminal includes a built-in file manager for **UltraVNC connections only** (Windows PCs deployed via the ProxyLink one-liner). It is not available for other VNC servers. Access it via the folder icon in the toolbar to:

* Browse the remote file system
* Upload files from your local machine
* Download files to your local machine
* Create folders
* Rename files and folders
* Delete files and folders

## macOS VNC (Apple Remote Desktop)

ProxyLink supports Apple Remote Desktop authentication (security type 30). When connecting to a Mac, the VNC dialog shows a username field in addition to the password.

## VNC security

VNC ports are only accessible through the WireGuard tunnel — they are never exposed to the internet. Access is secured by the ProxyLink login, the WireGuard tunnel, and a per-device VNC password that the deploy sets automatically. No manual step is needed — VNC works in the browser as soon as the machine connects.
