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title: "Endpoints / Webproxies - icom Connectivity Suite - VPN"
slug: "icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpoints-webproxies"
updated: 2026-05-13T13:52:45Z
published: 2026-05-19T06:00:02Z
canonical: "docs.insys-icom.com/icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpoints-webproxies"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.insys-icom.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Endpoints / Webproxies - icom Connectivity Suite - VPN

The **icom Connectivity Suite – VPN** allows you to set up endpoints (devices on the router's network) for direct remote access to these devices. In addition, webproxies may be added to these endpoints to extend their connectivity.

Endpoints enable direct VPN connection to the published IP address of the end device. A licensed OpenVPN client is normally required.

Webproxies facilitate access to the endpoint using a web service accessible via the VPN and secured using the HTTPS protocol. Data transmission is encrypted via HTTPS and does not require installation of an OpenVPN client. Webproxies provide easy access to many HTTP(S)-enabled devices (e.g., IP cameras) from virtually any PC or smartphone with internet access.

Webproxy authentication, when required, is performed using a user name and password combination. The user name is either the *Name in URL* assigned when [adding the webproxy](/kb/docs/icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpint-add) or the serial number of the INSYS router to which the device to be accessed is connected. The password is the device code of the INSYS router. If no device code is configured, the default code (configurable on the [My VPN Hub](/kb/docs/icom-connectivity-suite-my-vpn-hub) page) applies.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(48).png)

The *Endpoint* page lists all endpoints registered in the **icom Connectivity Suite - VPN** in a table. This is also where endpoints are created. When creating an endpoint, a webproxy can optionally be created for this endpoint.

| The [detail information](/kb/docs/icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpoint-information) page of an endpoint can be opened using the dropdown list **Endpoints (Webproxies)**. The selection can be narrowed down by entering a search string. | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(437).png) |
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| The timestamp indicates the last update of the endpoint list in the table. A click on updates the list. | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(284).png) |
| New endpoints can be added using the + Add endpoint button. This opens the respective [dialogue](/kb/docs/icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpint-add). | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/c690fe99-a3eb-474c-a449-c2c75e5df119/Images/Documentation/image(547).png) |

The visible columns of the list can be set by a click on *Columns*. A *Filter* enables to filter the list for the desired content. Changes to columns and applied filters will be reset the next time the page is loaded.

*Export* allows to export the visible content of the list after applying the filters to a CSV file (saved in the browser's download directory) or to print it. The name of the CSV file contains the time at which the data was generated and does not necessarily correspond to the time of export.

Depending on the configuration of the visible columns, the table contains the following columns:

- The *ID* column shows the unique identification number for this endpoint. This identifier cannot be changed in order to ensure continuous tracking. Clicking on the ID will take you to the [detail information](/kb/docs/icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpoint-information) for this endpoint.
- The *Name* column shows the name of this endpoint. The name assigned when the endpoint was created can also be edited by clicking on the ID in the [detail information](/kb/docs/icom-connectivity-suite-vpn-endpoint-information).
- The Device column displays the device for which this endpoint was created. If the device is currently unavailable, **offline** is displayed before the device name.
- The *IP in VPN* column displays the IP address of the endpoint in the VPN network.
- The *Port* column displays the port that has to be used to reach this endpoint in the VPN network.
- The *Webproxy URL* column displays the address of an optional webproxy that can be accessed from the Internet without VPN access. If the device is currently offline, the address appears greyed out.
- The *Webproxy authentication* column displays the authentication configured for an optionally created webproxy.

The serial number can be taken from the label on the router or its menu item *Status* → *Dashboard*.