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What's in a name? Giving Nebula hosts URLs
Use the Defined Networking API to sync your Nebula host names to your DNS provider, so your hosts are reachable by name from anywhere.
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Bringing Nebula connectivity to everyone
A free, hosted managed lighthouse is now part of every new Managed Nebula network — sign up, enroll two machines, and they'll be instantly connected.
The mobile experience you've been asking for
Mobile Nebula v0.10.0 brings Always On support, custom DNS resolvers, full config imports, and inbound firewall rules to Android and iOS.
Year of the IPv6 overlay network
Nebula v1.10.0 is here with IPv6 overlay support, multiple Nebula IPs per host, a new certificate format, and more.
AI infrastructure has a networking problem, zero-trust overlays can help
As AI spending races toward $2.5 trillion, the network connecting it all has become the weakest link. Here's how zero-trust overlay networking addresses the security and connectivity challenges of distributed AI infrastructure.
Playing Minecraft with friends over Nebula: a simple guide
Learn how to play Minecraft with friends across the internet using Defined Networkingʼs Managed Nebula, no dedicated server required!
Introducing SSO support for DNClient Desktop
DNClient Desktop now supports Single Sign-On (SSO), delivering on our promise to make Managed Nebula easier than ever with seamless enterprise authentication.
Announcing DNClient Desktop for Windows and macOS
DNClient Desktop is a desktop application that allows users to connect to Nebula networks on Windows and macOS. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing connections, viewing network status, and troubleshooting issues. DNClient Desktop is built on top of Nebula, an open-source project built by Defined Networking's co-founders.
The future of secure networking - VPNs vs. Defined Networking mesh networks
VPNs vs. mesh networks, exploring the advantages, challenges, and best use cases for each
Two uses for multiple Nebula networks you haven't thought of
Having more than a single Managed Nebula network can come in handy.
