Is this supported still?

[Sarithz]

Is this even supported anymore? The documentation is horribly incomplete and I have had no response on any of the discord channels. Docker "instructions" as pitiful as they were, completed without any issues, but web console off line and no errors seen.

Windows install instructions are a joke as well, so maybe TacticalRMM is still the better way.

Hell, at least TRMM actually runs/

[0x100001]

NetLock RMM is more than just reliable and well-supported. Despite being a relatively young project with a growing community, we've reached a major milestone: over 250 active instances connected via the Members Portal API and nearly 600 registrations. We've also just released full remote screen control with unattended access for Windows servers, announcement coming soon.

Currently, I'm the sole developer managing open-source users, paid customers, and documentation. Behind the scenes, I'm actively working on business development and beginning to onboard support to help scale the company.

We've deprecated native Windows and Linux server hosting in favor of containerized solutions, which better align with enterprise needs for maintainability and reliability. With Docker, you can literally upgrade your entire instance—including agent updates—with a single command.

Yes, the documentation needs updates, but since I onboard my customers remoteley, I dont focus on that and will do once the time allows it. I'm already planning scripted installation scenarios to simplify setup with reverse proxies and other configurations. That said, there are already sufficient docs and video tutorials available for setting up the Docker version. Reverse proxy configuration is straightforward if you're familiar with networking.

Without any details about your environment (you haven’t shared anything about your network stack on Discord), it's difficult to provide targeted assistance.

If you're running a legitimate business (no offense to homelab enthusiasts), you can always book a Q&A session or request a quote for the code-signed version (1 year), which includes 14 days of trial and remote setup assistance. Alternatively, you can opt for the cloud version, once our capacity upgrade is complete. This will coincide with the major remote screen control announcement and membership updates.

Nothing against TacticalRMM, it’s a solid tool, but I believe NetLock is easier to set up and maintain with Docker. Of course, you're free to choose whichever solution suits you best.

Feel free to share your network stack details on Discord. If I have time tomorrow (likely in the afternoon), I’ll be happy to guide you in the right direction.