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Tips, tutorials, and updates from the Netrinos team.
How Netrinos reaches LAN devices
Netrinos uses NAT projection to extend a mesh VPN into LAN devicesEach device gets a routable Virtual IP via 1:1 NAT at the gateway, sidestepping the subnet conflicts and broad reach of subnet routing or L2 bridging.
Cameras Don't Belong on the Internet
Your cameras are on the internet. Here's why they shouldn't be.Port forwarding, cloud relays, UPnP, and default credentials all expose your cameras to the internet. Take them offline and use a gateway for remote access.
Managing Customer Sites with Conflicting Networks
A guide for service companies with equipment at customer sitesSolving network conflicts at scale. Reach any device at any customer without exposing it to the internet.
When Every Network is 192.168.1.x
Solving the conflicting subnet problem with WireGuard and NATHow overlay addressing and 1:1 NAT solve the conflicting subnet problem across hundreds of sites. A technical walkthrough with WireGuard.
Tailscale Alternatives
Mesh VPN comparison for personal use and small teamsComparing Tailscale, ZeroTier, Headscale, Netmaker, Twingate, and Netrinos for personal use and small teams.
Introducing Netrinos Pro
Multi-user mesh networking for teams, families, and power usersNetrinos Pro adds multi-user support, access control, and gateway routing to the mesh VPN. $10/month for 10 users, $1/user after. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
Introducing wgadmin for WireGuard
Free WireGuard key management and configuration toolExplore how wgadmin streamlines WireGuard VPN setup and management, offering automated key management, simplified configuration, and efficient client management. Ideal for innovation seeking to enhance VPN deployment and scalability.
Netrinos vs. TeamViewer
Why direct connections and Zero Trust beat screen-sharing toolsCompare Netrinos to TeamViewer for remote desktop access. Direct WireGuard connections vs. third-party servers. Zero Trust security, no scam association.
Creating a Private Internet with Netrinos
Connect devices across locations like they're on the same LANBuild a private mesh network that connects your devices across locations. No port forwarding, no VPN servers. WireGuard encryption, Zero Trust security.
Secure Remote Desktop Access Using Netrinos
Use your OS's built-in remote desktop over an encrypted connectionUse Windows Remote Desktop, macOS Screen Sharing, or VNC securely over the internet. Netrinos encrypts the connection so your ports aren't exposed.
Redefining Remote Connectivity
Why mesh VPNs beat cloud storage and traditional VPNsCompare remote work solutions: cloud storage, traditional VPNs, and mesh VPNs. Learn why direct device connections with Netrinos work better for file access.