Secure remote access without opening your firewall
🔒 VPS onlyThe Twingate zero-trust connector, deployed on your infrastructure: it exposes your private resources via encrypted tunnels with no inbound ports. Installed and monitored by DINAO in France.
Host Twingate Connector at DINAO
No managed container for Twingate Connector: this application is installed on a VPS hosted in France (1 vCPU / 256 Mo / 1 Go minimum).
Application available on a VPS
This application requires privileged access to the host machine, which is incompatible with managed shared hosting. It is installed on a VPS (virtual private server) that you administer: DINAO delivers it with Docker and the management panel of your choice, and you install and maintain Twingate Connector yourself. The VPS is not managed by DINAO unless you add the managed-services option when ordering.
Technical reason: partage de namespace hôte/conteneur (network_mode=host) + réglages noyau (sysctls).
Discover the Docker VPS →Requirements for Twingate Connector: 1 vCPU, 256 Mo, 1 Go. Our Docker VPS at €11 excl. VAT per month covers them.
Technical details
You might be wondering…
How is this different from a standard VPN?
A VPN provides access to an entire network; the Twingate connector applies a zero-trust model where each user can only reach explicitly authorized resources, without opening inbound ports. It is safer and more granular.
Is Twingate fully open-source?
The connector is deployed on your side (public Docker image), but Twingate's management plane remains a proprietary cloud service (freemium model). DINAO hosts and monitors the connector; you retain your Twingate account for the admin console.
Where are the data hosted?
The connector is hosted on DINAO's French infrastructure, in one of the available data centers, as close as possible to your internal resources. Traffic to your servers remains local and does not leave the country.
Do technical skills are required?
DINAO handles the connector deployment, redundancy, and updates. Access and user configuration is done from the Twingate console, which your team administers.
What happens if the connector goes down?
On Team and Enterprise tiers, multiple connectors ensure redundancy: access automatically fails over, without interruption for your users.
