Once provisioned, all your TunnelFleet servers appear in a centralised dashboard. View IPs, status, configuration, and public keys. No more grepping config files across multiple SSH sessions.
All servers listed with their current status (provisioning, active, offline), public IP, region, and provider.
Per-server page showing IP address, WireGuard public key, listening port, VPN subnet, and provisioning log.
Servers are grouped by region. See at a glance where your VPN infrastructure is deployed globally.
Control which team members can view and manage which servers, without sharing cloud credentials.
Find servers quickly by name, region, status, or provider across your entire fleet.
Delete a server from TunnelFleet and optionally destroy the underlying Droplet — in one action from the dashboard.
The dashboard shows the provisioning status and basic health of each server. Detailed WireGuard interface statistics (bytes transferred, last handshake) are available via SSH to the server itself at this stage.
The number of servers depends on your TunnelFleet subscription plan. Check the pricing page for current limits. The infrastructure cost is separate — each server is a Droplet billed by DigitalOcean.
Yes. Server names in TunnelFleet are labels for your convenience. Renaming a server in the dashboard does not change the underlying hostname on the VM.
Yes. If you've connected multiple cloud accounts (or multiple DigitalOcean tokens), the dashboard indicates which provider and account each server belongs to.
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