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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

Step by step

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   Sign in to ProxyLink

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   Open the Devices page

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   One tunnel can cover an entire site

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   Pick Router / LAN site

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   A gateway, not a single machine

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   Name it the way your team says it

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   Declare the LAN behind it. Every device on it comes with

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   ProxyLink generates the tunnel

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   This config is the whole router side

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    Pick your platform. MikroTik, pfSense or OpenWRT

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    The router connects. The whole site is online

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    Now add any device on that LAN, by its own IP