network-transit
Serververse™ Network Transit
Routable public IPs for any Linux machine — even behind CGNAT — provisioned with a single token.
Serververse™ Network Transit is an IP transit service for developers, homelab operators, and infrastructure engineers. It tunnels real, routable public IPs from the Serververse network to your server over an encrypted WireGuard link, so you can host services without port forwarding, NAT, or a static IP from your ISP.
Table of Contents
- How It Works
- Features
- Use Cases
- Requirements
- Quick Start
- Before You Deploy
- Changelog
- Roadmap
- Serververse Ecosystem
- Support
- License
How It Works
Internet ──► Serververse Edge ══ WireGuard tunnel ══► Your server
(public IP lives here) (IP routed to you)
- You sign in to the Serververse Labs dashboard and get a public IP (or subnet) assigned.
- The dashboard gives you a one-time install token and command.
- Running the command on your machine sets up the tunnel and routes the IP to your server.
- Traffic to that IP now reaches your machine directly — no port forwarding required.
Features
| Token-based install | One command, one token — no manual WireGuard config |
sv-transit CLI |
Install the tunnel and check its status from the terminal |
| Web dashboard | View your transit IPs, grab install keys, and monitor bandwidth |
| Multi-IP & subnets | Single IPs or routed subnets, including Proxmox setups |
| Email alerts | Get notified about important events on your account |
| Audit logging | Every account action is recorded |
| Google sign-in | Register and log in with your Google account |
| Broad compatibility | VPS, bare metal, and containers on most Linux distributions |
Use Cases
- Homelabs — expose self-hosted services on a real public IP
- Game servers — host Minecraft and other games behind CGNAT
- Proxmox — route a subnet to your hypervisor and hand IPs to VMs
- Failover & redundancy — keep a stable IP across regions or hardware
- Hybrid cloud — connect on-prem machines to cloud networks with static IPs
- Network labs — experiment with real routing on real address space
Requirements
- A Linux system (VPS, bare metal, or container with network privileges)
- Root /
sudoaccess - Outbound internet connectivity (UDP must not be blocked)
- A Serververse Labs account
- Proxmox only: a subnet of /28 or larger
Quick Start
- Sign in to the dashboard at serververs.com/nt (Google sign-in supported).
- Get your install command — open your transit IP and copy the command with your install token.
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Run it on your server as root:
# Paste the exact command from your dashboard <install command with your token> -
Check the tunnel with the CLI:
sv-transit status
Your public IP should now be reachable. Bandwidth stats appear in the dashboard shortly after.
Before You Deploy
[!WARNING] Changing routes on a remote machine can cut off your SSH session.
- Make sure you have out-of-band access (IPMI, VNC, or a provider console) before installing.
- This service assumes you’re comfortable with basic Linux networking (interfaces, routes, firewalls).
- Open the ports your services need in your firewall — the public IP is fully exposed to the internet.
- Treat your install token like a password. Don’t commit it or share it publicly.
Changelog
v0.3 — The New Phase (current)
- Redesigned dashboard interface
- Google sign-in for Labs accounts
- Email alerts for users
- Bandwidth statistics in the dashboard
- Proxmox support (subnets /28 or larger)
- Account audit logging
- New
sv-transitCLI to install and check transit status
v0.2 — Fresh Update
- Replaced the old provisioning flow with token-based installs
- Dashboard to view transit IPs and get install commands
- WireGuard configuration now tailored to each customer’s use case
- Reworked server-side networking and deployment for cleaner routing and easier management
- Fixed connections hanging whenever a keepalive was sent
v0.1.2 — Simplification
- Removed custom mode
- Removed uninstall support
- Cleaned up variables in the transit script
v0.1.1 — Usability & Control
- Interactive configuration mode
- Basic input validation
- Optional tunnel auto-start
- Custom configuration mode (
--custom) - Uninstall support (
--remove) - Version flag (
--version)
v0.1.0 — Initial Public Release
- Core transit provisioning
- Stable IP routing workflows
Roadmap
- Multi-IP orchestration
sv-transitCLI- Control panel / dashboard
- GRE and additional transport protocols
- Observability and diagnostics tooling
Beta notice: Network Transit is in active development. Breaking changes may occur between minor versions.
Serververse Ecosystem
- Network Transit — serververs.com/nt
- Edge Platform — serververs.com/edge
Support
- Email: info@serververs.com
- Bugs & feature requests: open an issue in this repository
License
Proprietary software © Serververse™, a subsidiary of AR Solution. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use, modification, or distribution is prohibited.
By using Serververse™ Network Transit you agree to the Serververse Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
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