IP Blocklisting
Shared VPN pools are frequently blocklisted by SaaS platforms and enterprise firewalls because of abuse by other users on the same pool. Your team gets caught in someone else's problem.
A static IP VPN for remote teams gives every member of your distributed workforce a consistent, fixed IP address to connect through - rather than a rotating shared pool. This makes it straightforward to whitelist your team's access in firewalls, SaaS tools, and cloud platforms, regardless of where individual team members are working from.
A static IP VPN for remote teams solves the four problems that shared VPN pools cannot
Shared VPN pools are frequently blocklisted by SaaS platforms and enterprise firewalls because of abuse by other users on the same pool. Your team gets caught in someone else's problem.
If you try to whitelist your VPN IP in a firewall or cloud security group, a shared IP that rotates regularly makes that impossible to maintain. Rules break silently and without warning.
When ten remote workers share an IP pool, it is extremely difficult to say with certainty which person made a particular connection at a given time. Attribution becomes guesswork.
When a remote employee leaves, revoking access from a shared VPN often leaves a window where credentials could still be used. Purpose-built revocation closes that gap immediately.
Remote teams connect from personal devices, home networks, and public Wi-Fi - PrivyNet keeps each user's traffic isolated regardless of the device
PrivyNet issues credentials to individual users rather than to specific devices. A team member can connect from their laptop, phone, or tablet - the same static IP applies and access can be revoked from a single place.
Whether a team member is on a home broadband connection or a public Wi-Fi hotspot, their traffic is tunnelled through your dedicated VPN node. No other organisation's traffic shares that path.
If a device is lost or stolen, the user's credential can be revoked immediately from the dashboard. The session terminates and the credential cannot be reused - before the device can be used maliciously.
No IT expertise required for steps 3 - 5 - the dashboard handles the rest
Admin creates the organisation account in the PrivyNet dashboard.
A dedicated VPN node is provisioned in your chosen region - isolated from all other customers.
Admin assigns the node to the team or to individual users as required.
Credentials are generated and distributed to each team member.
Team members connect immediately. Admin can see who has access and revoke it in real time.
Add users, manage contractors, and expand to new locations - all without infrastructure changes
New team members can be provisioned within minutes - no infrastructure changes required, no lead times to manage.
Set up contractor credentials for the duration of a project and revoke them cleanly at the end - without touching the main team's access.
Team members connect from home, office, or on the road. The same static IP applies regardless of where the connection originates.
There are no long lead times. Access can be granted the same day it is requested - ideal for fast-growing or distributed teams.
Common questions about static IP VPN for remote teams
A static IP VPN for remote teams provides your distributed workforce with a fixed, dedicated IP address to connect through, rather than a rotating shared pool. This makes it possible to whitelist your team's access reliably in firewalls and SaaS tools, and to maintain a clear record of who connected and when.
Shared VPN IPs rotate and are used by thousands of other users. This causes blocklisting, inconsistent whitelisting, and makes it impossible to clearly attribute network access to a specific person. A static IP solves all three problems.
Yes. PrivyNet issues credentials to individual users rather than devices, so team members can connect from any device. Access can be revoked instantly from the dashboard when a device is lost or an employee leaves.
New credentials can be generated and distributed within minutes from the PrivyNet dashboard. No infrastructure changes are required when adding new users.
A static IP your whole team connects through - consistent, auditable, and ready to scale.