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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.proxylink.dev/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

HTTP and HTTPS proxy links create a publicly accessible URL that forwards traffic to any web server on your tunnelled network.
  1. Go to Proxy Links → + Create Proxy Link
  2. Select HTTP Proxy or HTTPS Proxy
  3. Enter the target server IP and port
  4. Set an access policy (public, VPN-only, IP allowlist, or password)
  5. Save
The link is immediately active at https://abc123.proxy.proxylink.dev. Use HTTPS proxy when the target server expects HTTPS connections — Synology DSM, pfSense, Ubiquiti UniFi, and most modern web UIs. ProxyLink terminates SSL at its edge and forwards to the target.
TCP links on ports 443, 8443, and 5001 also get SSL termination with a valid Let’s Encrypt certificate — useful for devices that need a trusted cert.
ProxyLink preserves upstream cookies unchanged, including multi-cookie headers. This ensures applications like Matrix PBX and other session-heavy web UIs work correctly through the proxy.

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Request logging

All requests through HTTP/HTTPS proxy links are logged with timestamp, source IP, method, path, and response code. Access the logs from the proxy link detail page.