Access Individual Network Services Remotely

Connect to selected services through the Control Panel using access tokens, without exposing your whole private network.

Service-based remote access

Each Securicloud access token connects to a selected instance. An instance represents one service, such as Home Assistant, a web app, SSH, RDP, VNC, SFTP or Telnet.

How to connect
  1. Open the Securicloud Control Panel
  2. Find the instance you want to connect to
  3. Click the Access Tokens button (key icon)
  4. Select an access token
  5. Choose how you want to connect
Using an access token

Each access token provides several ways to connect:

  • Open link — open in your default browser
  • Copy link — use it manually or share
  • QR code — connect from a mobile device
Web services (HTTP / HTTPS)

These services can be opened directly in your browser using the provided link.

Other services (SSH, RDP, VNC, SFTP, Telnet)

These services use a special connection format:

sc://<access-token>

To connect, install the Securicloud protocol handler.

The protocol handler acts as a bridge between Securicloud and your local client (SSH client, Remote Desktop, VNC viewer, etc.).

VNC connections are opened using a web-based viewer (NoVNC).
Traffic between your client and your network is encrypted using TLS. You are responsible for securing the service itself (authentication, passwords, etc.).