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Documentation (architecture) — Twingate
Checked for Twingate on 5 Nov 2026
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- https://www.twingate.com/docs/architecture
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Zero trust model Report an error
“Twingate provides secure access to private resources for distributed workforces using a Zero Trust Networking model.”
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Components Report an error
“Twingate relies on four components: the Controller, Clients, Connectors and our Relay infrastructure.”
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P2p default Report an error
“By default Twingate allows Users to establish peer-to-peer connections with protected Resources, without requiring any open inbound port.”
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P2p all customers Report an error
“It is available to all Twingate customers and does not require any additional deployment for existing customers and is completely transparent to end users and administrators.”
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Dns client interaction Report an error
“Learn how users can access private DNS addresses without having access to the private DNS resolver in the document below.”
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