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What is Sinip and how does it work?

Sinip enables you to remotely manage network devices that don't have a public IP address.

Some devices you can manage are:

  • Network devices

    • Mikrotik

    • OpenWrt

  • Servers

    • GNU/Linux

    • FreeBSD

    • Windows

  • Other devices

    • Raspberry PI

When you sign up on Sinip, you get some keys, each of which can be used to connect a device to your Sinip network, and at least one of which should be used to connect an Admin Device like a PC or Smartphone, from where you intent to perform administrative tasks upon you Remote Network Devices (those without a public IP address).

Every key will work for both admin and remote network devices, just make sure to use a different one for every device.

An Admin Device is a PC or Smartphone used to perform administrative tasks, a Remote Device is anything you manage remotely: network devices, Mikrotik, servers, Raspberry PI, etc.

Want to try it out?

Sign up on Sinip: https://my.sinip.tech and you'll get some keys to try it for free.

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