Tutorials - ProxyLink

Reach any device from your browser

Reach any device over the internet 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 the site gateway. Choose TCP, name it, point it at the device's local IP on port 22, and save. Then open a terminal in the browser, log in, and you have a live shell over the encrypted WireGuard tunnel. No agent on the target, no open ports, no static IP. The same flow works for RDP and VNC too. Secure remote access for MSPs and IT teams, the compliant way. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Add SSH to a device

Add an SSH service to a device on a client site the real way. Open the Devices page, find the site gateway, and click Add service right on it so the form locks to that gateway. Choose TCP, name the service, enter the Linux server's LAN IP, and set port 22. Create it, then open a terminal straight in your browser and log in. You get a live shell over the encrypted WireGuard tunnel, with no agent on the device and no open ports on the network. This is how MSPs reach a whole site from anywhere. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Share One Device No Account

Need to give a client access to one machine without setting up an account for them? ProxyLink makes it a thirty second job. Sign in, open Devices, pick the exact service they need, and click Share. Name the link, let it expire in twenty four hours, and prefill the login so they connect in a single click. Copy the link, send it, and they open a live session in the browser with nothing to install. No agent on the device, no open ports, and it all works over the internet. You stay in control, and access expires on your terms. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

Deploy a Windows PC in One Command

Connect a Windows PC to ProxyLink with a single command. Name the device, copy the one-liner, and run it in an elevated PowerShell window. About a minute later the PC registers itself and comes online. VNC screen access is installed by default for instant screen sharing, with RDP available as an option, or RDP only for antivirus-locked machines. The desktop comes up password protected automatically, and that same password secures both the browser screen and the file manager. No agent to manage, no open ports, and no public IP, because everything runs through an encrypted WireGuard tunnel. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev

One tunnel for a whole LAN

Reach an entire site with a single router tunnel. Instead of installing software on every machine, you set up one WireGuard tunnel on the router or gateway, declare the LAN behind it, and every device comes along. This tutorial walks through it end to end: sign in, open Devices, choose the Router slash LAN site type, name your gateway, declare the subnet, generate the config, and drop it onto MikroTik, pfSense or OpenWRT. Once the router connects, the whole site is online with no agent on any device and no open ports. Then you add each device by its own IP and connect over the internet. Free during early access -> proxylink.dev