Use cases
Seven arrangements people build with SXAccess, each described end to end: what it is for, how to build it, and what tends to go wrong.
Every page in this section is one arrangement. They share the same building blocks - groups, access rules, routing devices and enrollment keys - so reading two or three is usually enough to recognise your own case in them.
In all of them, access rules name groups or a single resource, never an individual laptop, which keeps them maintainable as they grow.
Not sure which one fits? Choose your setup asks seven questions and names one. New to the words? SXAccess in five words explains them in a few minutes.
Connecting networks
Sites reaching each otherTwo or more locations reaching one another, without a tunnel per pair of sites.Read moreOn-premises sitesAn office, factory or rack reached from outside, with nothing installed on the machines inside.Read moreAWS EC2 and cloud VPCsA private VPC on AWS, Azure or GCP, reached without a bastion or a public address.Read moreKubernetes and CIA private cluster for engineers, and short-lived, scoped access for build agents.Read more