Networking
VPN
WireGuard, OpenVPN and IPsec tunnels for secure access to remote equipment, without exposing it to the internet.
What it is
A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between the router and a server, office or engineer's laptop. Site-to-site VPNs join networks together; remote access VPNs let individuals in. Teltonika RutOS supports IPsec, OpenVPN, WireGuard, GRE and more.
Where it fits
- Engineers reaching PLCs, HMIs and controllers
- Joining remote sites to head office
- Cameras viewed without fixed IP SIMs
What to look for
- Which VPN your other systems support
- Whether a hosted option such as RMS VPN suits
- Performance of the router with encryption
Read VPN on cellular routers and Teltonika RMS VPN.
Part of our networking hub. You will find the products we sell for this below, along with our explainers. If you are planning more than a handful of sites, talk to us before you buy: getting the router, antenna and SIM right first time saves site visits later.
Keeping a fleet secure? See our IoT and OT security hub.
Talk to an M2M and IoT connectivity specialist. Not sure which technology fits your project? Tell us what you need to connect and where, and our UK team will recommend the router, antenna and SIM, with pre-sales advice, after-sales technical support and a range of configuration options.
Questions
Do I need a fixed IP for a VPN?
Not if the router connects out to a VPN server or hosted service. A fixed IP is only needed if something must connect in to the router.
Guides and case studies
Teltonika RMS Company Data and 150 GB Data Packs Explained
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Ran Out of Teltonika RMS Company Data? What Stops and How to Fix It
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Teltonika RMS VPN
This page explains what Teltonika RMS VPN is, how it works and how you can use it as well as…
VPN On Cellular Routers
VPN on Cellular Routers - A Practical Guide A VPN (Virtual Private Network) on a cellular router creates an encrypted…