ProxyLink vs ZeroTier

ZeroTier Connects Devices. ProxyLink Connects MSPs to Client LANs.

ZeroTier is a powerful virtual network layer — but it requires installing the ZeroTier client on every device you want to reach. For MSPs managing cameras, PBX systems, and managed switches, that's impossible. ProxyLink puts one WireGuard tunnel on the router and opens browser access to every device on the LAN.

ProxyLink vs ZeroTier

Feature ProxyLink ZeroTier
Agent required on every device No (router covers LAN) Yes — every device
Reach NVR cameras, PBX, switches
Browser RDP/VNC/SSH built in
One tunnel = entire LAN + VLANs
EU-hosted infrastructure US
NIS2 audit log + session recording
MSP multi-tenant management
Setup complexity for MSP use Low High (virtual L2 networking)
WireGuard protocol Custom (ZT protocol)
Free tier available
Works without IT knowledge on-site

Built for MSPs, Not Network Engineers

ZeroTier

ZeroTier: powerful but complex

ZeroTier creates a virtual Ethernet network across the internet. It's extremely flexible — but setting it up correctly for MSP use requires understanding virtual L2 networks, managed routes, bridge configurations, and flow rules. It's a networking tool, not a remote access product.

ProxyLink

ProxyLink: deploy in minutes

Add a WireGuard tunnel on the client's router — MikroTik, pfSense, OpenWRT, or any Linux box. ProxyLink generates the config. Paste it, apply it, done. Every device on the LAN appears in your dashboard immediately. No virtual networking knowledge required.

ZeroTier

ZeroTier: agent on every device you want to reach

ZeroTier requires the ZeroTier client to be running on any device you want in your virtual network. NVR cameras running proprietary firmware, IP PBX systems, managed switches, and firewalls cannot run ZeroTier. These are the exact devices MSPs need to reach most.

ProxyLink

ProxyLink: router tunnel, no per-device setup

ProxyLink's WireGuard tunnel sits on the router at the network edge. All traffic from the ProxyLink server is routed through the tunnel to any IP on the LAN — 192.168.1.x, 10.0.0.x, whatever VLAN you need. No device configuration needed after the router tunnel is up.

One Router Tunnel. Every Device on the LAN.

Free during early access. EU-hosted. Browser RDP/VNC/SSH. No credit card.

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