For IT, DevOps, and software engineering teams, connecting multiple environments over VPN should be easy. But overlapping subnets across business units, cloud providers, or third-party vendors turn your network into a collision course of broken routes, unreachable services, and hours of painful troubleshooting.
When VPNs collide, you waste time rewriting configs, rerouting subnets, and building fragile workarounds. Even worse? You risk exposing or isolating critical services.
noBGP eliminates subnet collisions entirely — no IP renumbering, no NAT gymnastics, no routing table headaches.
Who It’s For
- IT & Infrastructure Teams managing hybrid environments
- DevOps Engineers deploying across multiple clouds
- Software Developers needing consistent service-to-service connectivity
- MSSPs / Service Integrators stitching together customer VPNs
The Problem: Subnet Collisions Kill Productivity
- VPCs and on-prem systems use overlapping CIDR blocks
- VPN tunnels break or misroute traffic
- Security and compliance risks from unintended exposure
The noBGP Fix
✅ Each connection uses service-level identity, not shared IP space
✅ No subnet planning or NAT rules required
✅ Access multiple environments securely and deterministically
✅ Works with existing VPNs, but doesn’t rely on them
Simple Setup, Big Impact
noBGP replaces the IP-based assumptions of VPNs with private, programmable connectivity you control — across clouds, data centers, and partner networks.
Ready to eliminate your next VPN subnet collision?
👉 Start your private networking journey with noBGP
FAQ
Q: Can I still use my existing VPNs?
A: Yes, but you don’t have to. noBGP works with or without traditional VPNs.
Q: How does noBGP avoid subnet conflicts?
A: It uses service-level identity routing instead of IP-based routing. No overlapping CIDRs = no collisions.
Q: Do I need to renumber my IP ranges?
A: No. noBGP eliminates that need entirely.
