Lightweight & High-Traffic WAN Architecture (Zero Windows Admin Rights)
Comparing zero-admin tunneling engines for maximum concurrent connections and minimal laptop RAM usage.
Start Cross-Internet WAN Tunnel
Expose either this Admin Web UI (8899) or any VM service/SSH port to another PC over the internet.
Active & Configured WAN Tunnels
Live background tunnel processes forwarding public internet traffic to your local VM ports.
| Tunnel | Provider | Local Port | Public WAN URL | Status / Uptime | Actions |
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Add Custom Subdomain Route
Map your own custom subdomain (e.g. api.myserver.com, auth.vmhub.local) to any VM port.
The built-in HTTP Host-Header Reverse Proxy routes incoming requests matching Host: <subdomain> directly to the target VM port.
Registered Custom Subdomain Routes
Incoming HTTP requests with a matching Host header are reverse-proxied automatically.
| Subdomain Hostname | VM / Target | Backend Port | LAN Direct URL | Action |
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Cloudflare Tunnel & Tailscale Mesh Credentials
Configure your Cloudflare Tunnel Token (for custom subdomains like *.yourdomain.com) and Tailscale AuthKey (for zero-admin WireGuard mesh inside Linux VMs).
Step-by-Step Zero-Admin Setup Guide
Zero-Admin Background App, Native Window & Windows Login Auto-Start
Run VMHub silently in the background via pythonw.exe (zero command-prompt window), launch as a frameless native desktop application (--app mode), or auto-start on Windows Login without Administrator rights.
D:\ Drive Offload & Portable QEMU Storage Pool
Move or link all Portable QEMU binaries (bin/qemu), OS base images (images), and VM QCOW2 disks (instances) to D:\portable-vm-hub.
Admin Dashboard Users & Password Hardening
Rotate your administrator password or create additional operator accounts.
Recent Security Audit Log
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