Yes! The Nomadeos works all over the world! All you need is access to your internet box at home, no matter which country you are in, to authorize the pairing.

No. Nomadeos is pre-configured before shipping. You just need to plug it into your Internet box at home once, following our ultra-simplified guide. And if needed, our team will help you remotely, free of charge.

Yes! If you have 4G on your mobile, simply connect your mobile to the box to share the connection, then connect to the box with your work PC

Your PC will consider that you are connected from your home. You will therefore have access to the same tools as if you were at home, connected to your router

To begin, in most cases, it is impossible to install a VPN on your professional computer because of restricted machine rights and the presence of a corporate VPN).

Furthermore, even with a VPN installed on your phone, when sharing a 4G connection, only the phone is covered by the VPN. Any device connected to your phone does not benefit from the VPN.

If you don't have a corporate VPN and you have installation rights on your machine, we still advise you to use a Nomadeos.

Unlike traditional VPNs that route through third-party servers, Nomadeos connects you directly to your home Internet box. The result:

✔️ You comply with telework rules (your IP remains 100% your home IP).

✔️ Your sensitive data (banking, professional, etc.) never passes through external servers.

✔️ You can share a single paid connection (hotel, airplane) with all your devices.

✔️ One-time purchase → no monthly or annual subscription: you save money from the very first year.

The user manual is available by scanning the QR code on the Nomadeos packaging

The Nomadéos is compatible with all fiber and ADSL internet providers.

Yes! The Nomadeos should be considered a standard Wi-Fi box. All the technical aspects happen within the device itself. To your computer, you are connecting to your home Wi-Fi box.

Exactly! The advantage of Nomadeos is that it doesn't require any installation or manipulation on the professional PC. Once Nomadeos is configured, you just log into your Nomadeos as if you were logging into your internet box.

All types of connections are possible:
Wi-Fi connection, internet box, 4G connection sharing, 4G modem, 4G dongle, etc.

Quite the opposite. In most cases, a corporate VPN allows your employer to monitor network traffic in more detail. Indeed, through the management tools at their disposal, the employer can easily monitor the IP addresses entering the VPN. They can even set up an alert when a suspicious IP (outside France, outside the employee's home, etc.) connects to the VPN. Nomadeos ensures that the IP entering the corporate VPN matches your home IP address in France.

Yes! Nomadeos allows you to connect to devices on your local network (NAS, servers, printers, PCs, cameras, etc.) from anywhere.

1️⃣ The Nomadeos Server (at home)

• Connects to your Internet box.
  
• Provides your home's IP address.
  
• Stays powered on while you're away.
  

2️⃣ The Nomadeos Client (while traveling)

• Connects via Wi-Fi to any network (hotel, slow ADSL, coworking, 4G…).
  
• Creates a secure tunnel to your router in France.
  
• Your computer sees the internet as if you were at home.
  

3️⃣ Result

• You browse the internet with your personal French IP, not the one from your current country.
  
• You can access your bank accounts, administrative documents, TV, corporate IP whitelisting, etc.
  

Nomadeos is not intended to bypass corporate cybersecurity systems.
Do not use Nomadeos if its use is contrary to your company's or organization's policies.

Case 1 – Starlink / 4G / 5G at the destination (where you connect from)

No problems

You can be connected to:

• Starlink
  
• a 4G / 5G router
  
• a public or private Wi-Fi network
  

Nomadeos connects normally and you get your home IP address, as if you were at home.

Case 2 – Starlink / 4G / 5G at the source (where the "home" router is connected)

👉 Also works, but differently.

In this case, Starlink / 4G / 5G connections generally use CGNAT, which prevents a classic direct connection.

Nomadeos then uses the Nomadeos server infrastructure (secure relay).

Consequence:

• The service remains functional
  
• But additional charges may apply (use of server infrastructure)