Private networks between your machines.
Linux, macOS and Windows, connected through firewalls and NAT.
Add a machine in one command
Install the package
Download it from your Network page, for Linux, macOS or Windows.
Register it
sudo zipline registerThis starts the Zipline service. On Windows, use an Administrator terminal and leave out sudo.
Confirm it in your browser
It appears on your Network page, tagged with its OS.
Rules name devices, not addresses
A rule names a tag, so it keeps working as machines come and go. Each change compiles before it saves.
allow device.tags:'laptop' devices to access ssh.
allow device.tags:'server' devices to access https.
never allow device.tags:'untrusted' devices to access smb.Nothing connects until a rule allows it.
The network enforces policy, not each machine on its own.
Share a network, keep control
Every network has one owner. Invite managers to run it and contributors to add machines.
| Action | Owner | Manager | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Add a machine | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tag any machine | Yes | Yes | No |
| Change tags, services and rules | Yes | Yes | No |
| Manage members and invitations | Yes | Yes | No |
| Destroy the network | Yes | No | No |
Every account gets its own network
It starts with four device tags: laptop, server, media and untrusted.
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