TCP Services

Expose non-HTTP services like SSH, databases, FTP, and game servers using raw TCP tunneling.

SSH Access

Expose SSH for remote terminal access to your machine:

python client_cli.py tcp
Port to forward: 22
Subdomain: my-ssh

Connect from anywhere:

ssh user@my-ssh.ExposeHost.me -p [exposed_port]

FTP Server Access

Expose a local FTP server safely using TCP forwarding:

python client_cli.py tcp
Port to forward: 21
Subdomain: my-ftp

Connect using any FTP client:

Host: my-ftp.ExposeHost.me
Port: [exposed_port]

Note: Passive mode FTP may require additional configuration due to dynamic ports.

MySQL/MariaDB Access

Access your local database for remote management or app connectivity:

python client_cli.py tcp
Port to forward: 3306
Subdomain: my-db

Connect remotely:

mysql -h my-db.ExposeHost.me -P [exposed_port] -u root -p

Game Servers

Host a Minecraft server or other TCP-based game servers:

python client_cli.py tcp
Port to forward: 25565
Subdomain: my-mc-server

Players connect via:

my-mc-server.ExposeHost.me:[exposed_port]

Security Considerations

• TCP tunneling exposes the raw port directly to the internet.
• Ensure your services have strong passwords and up-to-date security patches.
• Use firewalls (like ufw) on your local machine if necessary to limit access to other local ports.