Can specify any host and port to forward to that is reachable by the client.Can be used to tunnel HTTP, HTTPS or raw or TLS sockets.The client does this and pipes all traffic to and from the third party on :8081 and localhost:8000.When a third party tries to connect to :8081 the server asks the client to make another connection using TLS to handle the traffic going through :8081.The server assigns another port for use with that client and starts listening on it using an ordinary net socket, notifying the client on which port it will listen, eg 8081.On your local machine you start a client that connects to :8080 using a TLS socket and let it know what local port it should expose, eg.Initially only one port will be open and accepting connections, eg.A server runs on a public host accepting connections on a public host name, let's say "".Initially implemented to expose a local server to browsers provided by BrowserStack to integrate their beta API with test scripts. Useful for exposing local servers on public hosts. Remember that TLS Tunnel is completely free, but with the Private Server option, if you don't have your own server, you can pay to have access to third party servers, keep in mind that TLS Tunnel is not responsible for private servers, so in case of problems with private servers, contact the server owner.A Node.js client/server implementation of a secure tunnel over TLS/SSL. The official servers also allow you to communicate with other users connected to the same server through the generated IP, your IP will be accessible by other users and you will also be able to access other users, by default this is disabled to avoid security problems. The official servers allow the passage of any IPv4 protocol, whereas the SSH connection of private servers allows only the passage of TCP, UDP will only be possible on private servers if the server is running any UDP Gateway such as badvpn-udpgw, without the connection UDP, you will not be able to play some games online or access some services. It is also possible to use your own server through SSH, (Private Server option), in the standard method using port 22 (SSH standard), or with connection text and SNI if the server is prepared to receive these types of connections. To use it, no registration or payment is required, just a functional internet connection or knowledge to go through your provider's restrictions in case your access is blocked. The available official servers use a proprietary protocol that we call TLSVPN, it is a simple protocol that protects the connection using TLS 1.3 (and TLS 1.2 optionally), the same used in HTTPS sites, with a self-signed certificate verified at the time of connection to avoid interception. TLS Tunnel is a free VPN that aims to cross barriers imposed by internet providers and governments, and to guarantee privacy, freedom and anonymity to users.
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