An encrypted tunnel that reaches routers, CCTV systems and servers sitting behind CGNAT — with a static VPN address that never changes. No public IP. No port forwarding. No firewall archaeology.
Enterprise-grade connectivity, stripped of the parts that usually make it a two-day job.
An AES-256 tunnel from your router to the PingSphere core. Every Winbox session, every SSH keystroke, every SNMP poll travels inside it — and nothing about your network is exposed to the open internet.
Your router dials out. Nothing dials in. That single inversion removes the NAT rules, the firewall exceptions, and the standing invitation to every scanner on the internet.
Dynamic IPs, shared carrier NAT, LTE and Starlink links — all fine. The tunnel doesn't care what's upstream.
Each device keeps a permanent 10.200.x.x address. Bookmark it once; it still works next year.
Routers, switches, NVRs and servers across every site, addressed from a single console.
One ovpn-client block and you're up. No advanced networking required.
A Philippines-based team on call around the clock — engineers who have configured the same hardware you're holding, not a script-reading first line.
Paste the client block into RouterOS. The router opens the tunnel outbound and your static address is waiting on the other side.
Router dials out. An outbound TLS connection to the nearest PingSphere core.
Address is issued. The same 10.200.x.x address every time the link comes up.
You connect. Winbox, SSH, WebFig, API or your NMS — pointed at the VPN address.
One tunnel, shaped to whatever it is you actually have to reach.
Provision, troubleshoot and monitor subscriber routers across the whole base without a single truck roll.
Branch offices on one flat, addressable range — full visibility without building site-to-site tunnels between every pair.
DVRs and NVRs reachable from any city, with enough headroom for live streams — and no camera ever facing the public internet.
Give the team secure reach into servers, file shares and internal apps — a managed replacement for the VPN nobody wants to maintain.
Diagnose before you drive. Arrive with the config already staged — or close the ticket without leaving the office at all.
Pick a plan and your account is provisioned immediately.
Paste the RouterOS client block. The tunnel comes up outbound.
A static VPN IP is bound to that device, permanently.
Winbox, SSH, WebFig, API or your own monitoring stack.
Live reachability, assigned addresses and round-trip times across the whole fleet.
| Device | VPN address | Site | RTT | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| hAP ac² | 10.200.1.15 | Makati | Online | |
| CCR1036 | 10.200.1.23 | Cebu DC | Online | |
| RB5009 | 10.200.1.42 | Davao | Online | |
| Chateau LTE | 10.200.1.57 | Site B | Offline | |
| CRS326 | 10.200.1.88 | BGC | Online |
We have run these networks. The product is shaped by the parts that hurt.
Every byte between your device and the core is encrypted. Nothing traverses the public internet in the clear.
Regional cores and optimised routing keep Winbox responsive instead of laggy and unusable.
A permanent VPN IP per device. Scripts, bookmarks and NMS entries keep working indefinitely.
No agents, no custom firmware, no vendor lock-in. Standard RouterOS features, configured properly.
Because the connection is outbound, carrier NAT, dynamic IPs and LTE links stop being obstacles.
Redundant cores with automatic failover, so the tunnel is up when the call comes in at 2am.
No setup fees, no contracts, no surprise overage. Cancel whenever you like.
One router, one static address — everything you need to reach the house from the office.
Built for the person carrying five client networks in their head at once.
For fleets — subscriber bases, branch estates and anything measured in hundreds.
Yes. Once the router holds the tunnel open, its VPN address is reachable from any internet connection in the world — Winbox, SSH, WebFig, the RouterOS API, or whatever monitoring tool you already run.
No. The router makes an outbound connection to us, which means it works on a plain residential or LTE line with no public IP, no dynamic DNS and no port forwarding.
It does. Carrier-grade NAT only blocks inbound connections, and PingSphere never needs one. This is the single most common reason people sign up.
One on Starter, five on Professional, and unlimited on Business. Every device gets its own static address and appears in the same console.
All traffic inside the tunnel is protected with AES-256-GCM. Certificates are issued per device, so a compromised credential can be revoked on its own without touching the rest of your fleet.
RouterOS re-dials automatically and the same static address is reissued, so nothing downstream has to be reconfigured. Cores are redundant with automatic failover behind a 99.9% uptime SLA.
Bring your MikroTik routers, CCTV systems and servers onto one encrypted, permanently addressable network — without a public IP, and without touching a single firewall rule.