Two small, lightweight devices, pre-configured and tested before they ship. Plug them in, follow the two setup cards, and you're done in about 10 minutes.
GL.iNet GL-MT2500A · “Brume 2”
Plugs into your home router. Advertises itself as your own home exit node.
- ·Stays plugged in at home
- ·2.5 Gigabit WAN + 1 Gigabit LAN
- ·Fanless, silent, palm-sized
- ·USB 3.0
- ·No WiFi (it's just the tunnel endpoint)
GL.iNet GL-MT3000 · “Beryl AX”
Carry it anywhere. Your devices join its WiFi; all their traffic tunnels home.
- ·Fits in your pocket
- ·WiFi 6 (2.4 + 5 GHz)
- ·2.5 Gigabit WAN + 1 Gigabit LAN
- ·USB-C power: use a source rated for 5V/3A
- ·Connects upstream via WiFi or Ethernet
Also included
- · 1 AC power adapter (Home unit)
- · 2 Ethernet cables — one connects the Home unit to your router, the other connects a laptop for the one-time setup
- · 1 USB-C-to-USB-C cable for the Away unit (power source not included; see below)
- · 2 printed setup cards — one per unit, with its first-time setup steps; the Away unit's card also has its Wi-Fi name and password, plus optional phone-shortcut codes
- · Printed Quick Start guide with a Tailscale account walkthrough and a link to the full online manual
Bring a suitable USB-C power source for the Away unit, rated to supply 5V/3A. A USB-C connector alone does not guarantee enough power. The one-time Home unit setup needs a laptop with an Ethernet port. Most newer laptops, including MacBooks, don't have one: you'll need a USB-to-Ethernet adapter (not included, about $10; USB-C or USB-A to match your laptop). The full user manual is website-only at packetmole.com/manual.
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