Help Docs
p2pRemote Documentation and P2P Connection Guide
How to use the core client features, and how to improve P2P hole-punching success.
Topic guides
- p2pRemote Core Usage Guide — Install the client, identify devices, create a tunnel, use the peer virtual IP, and disconnect in one guide.
- p2pRemote Advanced Features Guide — Use remote assistance, tunnel monitoring, speed tests, reconnection, remote LAN access, and unattended operation.
- Connect to Windows Remote Desktop with p2pRemote — Use Windows RDP through a p2pRemote connection and troubleshoot service, account, and firewall issues.
- Access SMB Shared Folders Through p2pRemote — Open a Windows SMB share with the target virtual IP and optionally map it as a network drive.
- Use FTP, FTPS, or SFTP Through p2pRemote — Connect to a remote file service through a P2P tunnel and handle ports, passive mode, and encryption correctly.
- How P2P NAT Traversal Works — Understand NAT traversal, endpoint mappings, and how network types affect p2pRemote peer-to-peer connections.
- How to Improve P2P NAT Traversal Success — Check firewalls, multiple routers, ISP networks, and port mappings in order to improve P2P connection success.
- p2pRemote Connection Troubleshooting Checklist — Troubleshoot remote connections by checking device presence, target services, firewalls, routing paths, and NAT environments in order.