Mesh VPN
A little closer.
Wherever you are.
Mesh VPN
Work from anywhere
SSH into your office workstation from your laptop at home.
Pick up where you left off, with the same terminal and the same machine. Baseguard handles the connection between your home and office networks.
- Connect by private name or overlay IP.
- Keep your router's inbound ports closed.
Mesh VPN
Bring your clouds together
Let an application reach a database on another provider over the private mesh.
Your application and database do not have to live with the same provider. Join both machines to your organization and allow the database port between them.
- Use your existing database drivers and clients.
- Carry the connection over an encrypted tunnel.
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Keep internal tools internal
Open your team's dashboard through the network without exposing it publicly.
Monitoring, admin panels and development tools can stay on your private network. Your team reaches them through Baseguard using their usual browser.
- Give each service a memorable private name.
- Choose which devices can reach it with network rules.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need to open inbound ports?
No inbound port forwarding is needed. The documented outbound requirements are UDP 42273 for peer traffic and TCP 443 for the control plane.
What happens if a direct connection is unavailable?
An encrypted relay carries the traffic while the clients keep looking for a direct path. The relay forwards encrypted packets; it cannot decrypt them.
Which devices can join?
Baseguard has clients for Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android. Servers and CI runners can enroll with node auth keys.
A LITTLE MORE YOU CAN DO
TRY IT ON YOUR OWN NETWORK
Connect your first two machines.
Install Baseguard, join the same organization, and put it to work.