> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://meshnet.nordvpn.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://meshnet.nordvpn.com/readme.md). # Overview Explore our guides and articles to get a sense of what Meshnet is and how it can be used. {% tabs %} {% tab title="With Meshnet" %}

A device with Meshnet enabled is directly connected to other devices on different networks over encrypted network tunnels. — Figure 1. Meshnet setup

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A device is trying to connect to remote devices on various networks. — Figure 2. Traditional network setup

{% endtab %} {% endtabs %} [Learn more about the potential of Meshnet >](/getting-started/meshnet-explained.md) ## Most popular


Start using Meshnet	Enable Meshnet and learn the basics	Start using Meshnet (1).svg	How to start using Meshnet
Renaming peer devices	Create custom nicknames for devices in your Meshnet	Accessing devices.svg	Renaming devices in Meshnet
Remotely accessing OpenClaw AI assistant	Securely connect and manage your AI agents	OpenClaw (1).svg	How to set up OpenClaw AI assistant with Meshnet
Linking devices in Meshnet	Add external devices to your network	meshnet_icon_bubble.svg	Linking devices in Meshnet
Streaming games remotely with Moonlight	Enhance your gaming experience	gaming.svg	How to set up a remote game-streaming server for Moonlight
Logging in to your PC remotely	Access your resources from any location securely	Accessing devices.svg	How to log in to your PC remotely over Meshnet

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