Creates a TCP port forwarding configuration between a local host and a remote server. More...
Methods | |
| Description.Get | |
| Returns a textual description of the object. | |
| Local.Port.Set | |
| Configures the local port number of the port mapping configuration. More... | |
| Parent.Get | |
| Returns the parent object. | |
| Remote.Address.Set | |
| Configures the IP of the remote endpoint. More... | |
| Remote.Port.Set | |
| Configures the remote port to which data will be forwarded. More... | |
| Start | |
| Activates the port mapping configuration. More... | |
| Stop | |
| Stops the port mapping configuration. More... | |
Creates a TCP port forwarding configuration between a local host and a remote server.
Traffic is forwarded between localhost and the remote endpoint.
| Layer4.Tcp.Tunnel::Local.Port.Set |
| Layer4.Tcp.Tunnel::Remote.Address.Set |
| Layer4.Tcp.Tunnel::Remote.Port.Set |
| Layer4.Tcp.Tunnel::Start |
Activates the port mapping configuration.
Once the port mapping is activated it becomes possible to access the remote endpoint through external applications like curl, wget, ssh or the a web browser.
For example: curl –insecure https://localhost:123435 wget –no-check-certificate https://localhost:12345 Of course, you can also use Tcl's networking packages like http.
