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
Sign in to ProxyLink
Open the Devices page
This is the site gateway. Services live under it
Click Add service on the gateway
The service is already tied to your gateway
SSH is a TCP service, so choose TCP
Give the service a name
Enter the device LAN IP
SSH runs on port 22
Created. The service now lives under the gateway
Open a terminal in your browser
Enter the SSH login
Live shell over the encrypted tunnel
No agent on the device, no open ports. It just works