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Features page (mesh VPN) — Netmaker
Checked for Netmaker on 5 Nov 2026
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- https://www.netmaker.io/features/mesh
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- 5 Nov 2026, 14:29 UTC
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Facts read from this source
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Mesh default Report an error
“A Mesh VPN is the main feature of Netmaker, and is created by default.”
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Peer to peer Report an error
“a mesh network means direct, peer-to-peer connections between every device.”
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Wireguard Report an error
“WireGuard makes it even faster, and our connections are often nearly as fast as a direct, over-the-line connection.”
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Virtual subnet Report an error
“The mesh network acts as a sort of virtual, distributed LAN. All the connections are direct and secure, over a private subnet, similar to a VPC, office, or home network.”
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Mesh switchable Report an error
“You can optionally switch off mesh networking, so no devices are connected by default.”
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Acl support Report an error
“You can use ACLs to customize connections, and create gateways into and out of your network.”
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Enrollment keys Report an error
“Setting up your mesh VPN starts when hosts, or devices in your network, register using enrollment keys.”
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Netclient Report an error
“Think of `netclient` as a smart assistant that, upon receiving new info, jumps into action, tweaking WireGuard settings and networking rules to establish a direct, secure connection to the new peer.”
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Internet gateway Report an error
“Netmaker can make these traditional VPN setups easier with our Internet Gateway feature and can create traffic forwarders using relays.”
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Auto reroute Report an error
“When a node fails—let's say due to hardware issues or network congestion—the mesh network automatically re-routes traffic through other operational nodes.”
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Dns load balancing Report an error
“use DNS-based load balancing to distribute the load. Any performance hiccups or downtime in one instance would trigger automatic rerouting to the healthiest available instance”
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Network wide updates Report an error
“Updates and configurations are propagated network-wide, ensuring consistency and reducing configuration drift.”
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Performance Report an error
“Switch to a Mesh VPN setup using WireGuard, and you'll see speeds that can often reach into the gigabits per second range”
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Node deploy Report an error
“deploying another node is as simple as running a single command on the new machine or downloading the Netclient.”
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Use cases Report an error
“Whether you're managing a sprawling IoT infrastructure, a distributed microservices architecture, or simply ensuring that remote workforces remain interconnected”
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Feature list Report an error
“Egress Gateway Mesh Network Remote Access Gateway Relay Access Control Lists DNS Metrics & Monitoring Failover User Management”
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Zero trust Report an error
“Secure connectivity across all your devices with zero trust principles built in.”
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