Access Intranet Machines via SSH
Through simple configuration of TCP type proxy, users can access intranet servers.
Examples
Here you will find multiple common use cases and configuration examples that you can use to deploy and experience these examples yourself.
Multiple SSH Services Sharing the Same Port
By using tcpmux type proxy, you can expose multiple SSH services through the same port. This method is also suitable for any client that supports HTTP Connect proxy connection method to achieve port multiplexing.
Access Intranet Web Services via Custom Domain Names
Through simple configuration of HTTP type proxy, you can allow users to access intranet web services through custom domain names.
Forward DNS Query Requests
This example demonstrates how to forward DNS query requests through simple configuration of UDP type proxy.
Forward Unix Domain Socket
By configuring the Unix domain socket client plugin, you can use TCP ports to access intranet Unix domain socket services, such as Docker Daemon.
Provide Simple File Access Service
By configuring the static_file client plugin, you can expose local files on the public network for others to access.
Enable HTTPS for Local HTTP Service
Use the https2http plugin to convert local HTTP services to HTTPS services for external access.
Securely Expose Intranet Services
By creating an SSH service proxy that only authorized users can access, achieve secure exposure of intranet services.
Point-to-Point Intranet Penetration
This example demonstrates how to access intranet services through point-to-point (P2P) connections, with traffic not relayed through the server.
Virtual Network (VirtualNet)
Use the virtual_net plugin to create virtual network connections, enabling IP-layer communication between clients.