Brian McGonagill

Are you using port 8000 for a reason on the server side? The default server port is usually 5223 I believe.

I like that idea @markusr . I could deal with a second binary for that. Don't suppose there's a way to do this today?

@lbajsarowicz i just added some documentation to the Readme file on the main github page about running the tunneld server as a service using systemd. It's pretty easy to setup...

Updated, and pull request made. Thank you @lbajsarowicz

@1yzz It appears your endpoint isn't able to be reached. You may have a NAT issue, or may need to forward port 8080 properly through your network.

I'm a knot-head and I apologize. I had to setup the * DNS A record to point to my server IP, and now it works just as I wanted. Thank...

@fusion44 I did. I think you would just register mydomain.com, then setup your A record for either *.tunnel.mydomain.com or *.mydomain.com . If the latter, then in the client yml file...

@mihir893 I think you may be misunderstanding the purpose here. This project allows you to host a tunneld server that will accept connections from a tunnel client. Then from another...

Can you post the actual .yml file contents minus the server_addr portion? With indentation and all. Use the code markup for it, and maybe we'll see something.

If it helps, when I get this, it's because my indentation is incorrect on the .yml file @zadarasuresh