Fibmesh resources

Find the answer before changing the network.

Read the platform concepts and product guides, then follow the explanation that matches your connection. Installation and API procedures are published alongside verified releases.

Read the platform overview ↗

Choose your product

Each setup guide explains what to prepare, what to configure and how to check the result. CLI & API pages state which controls exist today and which remain proposed.

Networks

Connect people and resources across homes, offices, clouds and providers.

Plan your first network →Connect devices and gateways →Networks CLI & API →

Publish

Give web apps on a supported host or server separate public hostnames. Publish is available with assisted setup.

Prepare an application publication →Publish CLI & API design →

Public IPs

Choose a device address, gateway identity or routed block and the traffic it should carry.

Plan a public-IP deployment →Public IPs CLI & API →Understand Routed Subnets →

Outbound

Choose an internet exit and confirm the outgoing identity, platform exceptions and recovery behaviour.

Plan an Outbound connection →Outbound CLI & API →

Understand the concepts

Question Read
What belongs to my organisation, and what has its own identity? Workspace and resource model
Who can reach a service, and which traffic becomes public? Private and public access
Does software run on each device or on a site gateway? Connection methods
What do CGNAT, full tunnel and desired state mean? Glossary

Before changing a working connection

Confirm the supported release, operating system, permissions and product scope. Note the existing route and DNS settings, decide what should change, and test both the allowed path and the access that should remain blocked. Use the release-specific recovery procedure if the result differs from the plan.

Installation and authentication procedures will be published with verified releases. This library does not provide a universal install command or a public API credential flow.

Check available packages →