Windows
Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2019 or later
One lightweight Agent maintains two outbound connections to managed Hong Kong relays and receives remote-access services, Dynamic DNS settings, and subscription status automatically. Every package includes the SHA-256-verified FRP 0.70.1.
Each system groups every supported architecture in one place. Choose the package that matches your device CPU; every file is verified with SHA-256.
Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2019 or later
Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, OpenWrt containers and mainstream NAS systems
Intel Mac and Apple Silicon Mac
Extract the ZIP and run 51DDNS.exe. No PowerShell command or manually created device ID is needed. The desktop client creates its own device on first connection.
Unsigned preview, not a stable release. Windows may show an unknown publisher warning. This package is x64 only; Windows 10/ARM64 and legacy migration are not yet verified. A detected legacy client is left unchanged; use the original command-line installer for existing device IDs.
fac0e9eedf28cd85ad1e45e1867a51ba7b2d8495c96a0ed9bb2e7267aa4e6ea1Your account uses one unified account token and every device has its own ID. The installer stores both in a file readable only by the system administrator.
Open the device workbench in the console, choose Add device, and select the real device type.
The unified account token can enroll your devices, while the device ID identifies this specific device. Never commit the token to a code repository.
curl -fsSL https://www.51ddns.com/downloads/install.sh | sudo sh -s -- '<account token>' '<device ID>'Docker, OpenWrt and Windows each show the appropriate one-click command in the console.
When either relay is under maintenance, the Agent refreshes its connection from the healthy node list issued by the control plane. HTTP and TCP routes can be established on both nodes.
Include your operating system, Agent version and the time of the issue. Never send your account token.