Private WireGuard access for PBX and workflow teams.
WG Mini UI gives administrators a practical way to create, review, disable, and audit WireGuard peers for private PBX tools, softphone environments, internal dashboards, and workflow systems.
Secure access becomes part of the workflow architecture.
WG Mini UI is a DigiPBX secure-access direction for teams that need private reach back to PBX consoles, SIP tooling, softphone environments, call reports, RealtyCase-style workflow apps, and trusted vendor support.
- Create, review, enable, disable, and remove WireGuard peers from a focused browser interface
- Generate client configuration files and mobile QR codes for managed onboarding
- Support client-owned public key workflows for customers with stronger key-control preferences
- Track owner, device, department, access profile, expiry, handshake, and lifecycle state
- Review operations posture, audit events, backups, and security checks
- Useful for remote access to private PBX, SIP, softphone, RealtyCase-style workflow, and internal reporting systems
Give administrators encrypted access to PBX consoles and SIP tools without publishing the admin surface to the internet.
Let approved staff reach selected internal calling, reporting, CRM, or workflow systems through a managed peer.
Create a time-bounded support lane, review it, then disable or remove it when the work is complete.
Give access with enough context to review later.
A raw WireGuard peer list can become difficult to operate. WG Mini UI turns each peer into an operational record with owner, device, department, purpose, access profile, expiry, key ownership, PSK status, and recent handshake state.
Use guided defaults, access templates, or a client-supplied public key.
Generate a mobile QR code or client configuration for onboarding.
Track enabled, disabled, expiring, unused, and ownerless peers.
Use audit events, backups, and security checks before sensitive changes.
The admin view is built for routine access review.
Operations Insights helps a small team answer practical questions: who is online, which peers are expiring, which devices have not connected, which access templates are common, and whether recent changes left a trail.
Practical WireGuard operations, not a full zero-trust platform claim.
The current story is intentionally grounded: peer lifecycle management, configuration and QR generation, client-owned public key support, operations review, audit events, backups, and security-check views are real product evidence. Broader SSO, MFA, policy enforcement, and multi-tenant packaging should be treated as future hardening work unless delivered for a specific deployment.
Discuss secure remote access for a workflow system.
Remote work is safer when PBX resources, case systems, and internal tools stay behind a controlled access layer.