Create TLSTCP Tunnels with Pinggy Create a tunnel using a single command.
TLSTCP is the wrapper on top TCP. It provides an option to connection to a TCP based service via TLS.
TLSTCP tunnel
ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:8000 tlstcp@free.pinggy.io How a Pinggy TLSTCP tunnel works Clients reach your TCP service over TLS on port 443. Pinggy terminates TLS at the edge and sends the plain TCP stream down the encrypted SSH tunnel to localhost:8000, so the service itself needs no certificate. PRIVATE NETWORK Your machine PINGGY EDGE Pinggy *.a.pinggy.link INTERNET localhost:8000 Your clients TLS on port 443 ssh :443 tls :443 plain TCP service no certificate needed terminates TLS forwards plain TCP TLS to port 443 encrypted to the edge encrypted: TLS, then SSH How a Pinggy TLSTCP tunnel works Clients reach your TCP service over TLS on port 443. Pinggy terminates TLS at the edge and sends the plain TCP stream down the encrypted SSH tunnel to localhost:8000, so the service itself needs no certificate. PRIVATE NETWORK Your machine PINGGY EDGE Pinggy *.a.pinggy.link INTERNET localhost:8000 plain TCP service terminates TLS Your clients TLS on port 443 encrypted up to the edge ssh :443 tls :443 encrypted: TLS, then SSH