Tutorials — ProxyLink

Reach Any Device From Your Browser

Reach a device on a remote network from your browser, with nothing installed on it. In this walkthrough we sign in to ProxyLink, open the Devices page, and add an SSH service under a site gateway. Pick TCP, name it, enter the device LAN IP and port 22, and it appears under the gateway. Then we open a terminal in the browser, log in, and get a live shell, all over an encrypted WireGuard tunnel. No agent on the target device. No open ports. No static IP. Just secure remote access that works over the internet. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Deploy a Windows PC in One Command

Bring a Windows PC into ProxyLink with one command. Sign in, open Devices, click Add, and pick Windows PC. Name and label it, then choose your access: VNC screen sharing is on by default, RDP is optional, or run RDP-only for antivirus-locked machines. Copy the single install command, open PowerShell as Administrator, and run it. It installs WireGuard for you, and about a minute later the PC self-registers and comes online. The desktop is password-protected automatically, with nothing to configure by hand, and the same password secures both the browser screen and the file manager. No open ports, no public IP, no agent to babysit. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Share Device Access Without Accounts

Give a client access to a single device without creating an account for them. In this tutorial we take a service on the ProxyLink Devices page, click Share, and generate a secure access link that expires in 24 hours. You can prefill the login so your client connects with one click, straight from the browser. Nothing to install on their side, no VPN client, no open ports on the target. When the link expires, access ends. It is remote access you control, scoped to exactly one service, for exactly as long as you choose. Perfect for handing a client temporary access to a PBX, an NVR, or a server console. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Browser SSH Through One Gateway

Reach a Linux server on a client site over SSH, straight from your browser, without installing anything on the server itself. In this tutorial we open the ProxyLink Devices page, find the site gateway, and add an SSH service under it. The form is already tied to the gateway, so you just pick TCP, name the service, enter the server's LAN IP, and set port 22. One click later the service appears under the gateway, and the built-in browser terminal drops you into a live shell over the encrypted WireGuard tunnel. No agent on the device, no open ports, no public IP needed. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev