What's coming to TunnelNet Business
Here is what we're building next. There are no dates on purpose: each feature ships when it has worked on our own sites, and we don't charge for anything before it exists.
More control over traffic
- Whole-site traffic, per device. Today the address is for incoming connections, and browsing stays on your own line. Next: choose which devices or networks send all their traffic out through the site's address.
- Bonding. Two lines used together as one, on one address, instead of one waiting as a backup.
More addresses, easier names
- More addresses and IPv6. A small block of addresses for one site, and IPv6.
- HTTPS on your own domain. Point your domain at a port and get HTTPS set up for you.
Keeping the wrong people out
- Login wall. A sign-in page in front of any port.
- Country blocks. Allow or block visitors by country, per port.
- Threat feed. Known bad addresses blocked before they reach you.
More places to run it
- Agents for MikroTik and OPNsense. Portal changes applied by themselves, as on UniFi today.
- TunnelNet OS box. A ready-made box with everything built in.
- Hypervisor agent. Run it on your virtualization hosts instead of the router.
Seeing and fixing
- Insights. Line health and history: which line is up, and when it switched.
- Diagnose assistant. One button checks your site and explains what's wrong in plain words. It uses AI.
For IT providers
- MSP console. All your clients' sites in one place.
- API. Manage sites and ports from your own tools.
Want something not on the list? Email support@minakilabs.com.