2 KiB
2 KiB
Reverse-PortForward V3
This tool bypasses port restrictions of your router using some not-very-powerful server (a cheap 1€ vserver will suffice.)
How to download it
I will provide a windows and mac build shortly. Right now, I can only provide a linux build.
All builds I make can be found in the releases.
If my build doesn't work or your system doesn't have one, install
Rust and run cargo install revpfw3
or cargo install --git https://github.com/tudbut/revpfw3
.
How to set it up:
- Buy some cheap server online, it will only need
- Enough disk space to run a 5MB program (I recommend about .5GB free after OS is installed)
- 500MB RAM or more
- Flexible port settings
- Not much CPU power
- Download revpfw3 to it
- Run it like this:
revpfw3 server <port> <key>
(I recommend doing it in a loop) - Download it to your destination as well (your PC, a raspi, etc)
- Run it like this:
revpfw3 client <ip of your bridge server> <port> localhost <port to redirect (on local machine)> <key>
- To restart, end BOTH processes (remote and on your local server) and restart them.
Applications and special features:
- Minecraft servers tested and functional.
- HTTP tested and functional.
- Some third-party protocols tested and functional.
- This is not an HTTP-Proxy. It will work with any TCP protocol that isn't reliant on TCPNODELAY.
- No disconnects, even when the sockets stay open for hours.
- Fast
- Little ping increase in normal applications
- A 1ms waiting delay before sending is built in to reduce stress and increase efficiency by waiting for further data.
As a rust library
Reverse-PortForward V3 supports being used as a library. revpfw3::client
and
revpfw3::server
are public, so you can use those. Keep in mind they will panic
when the connection to the corresponding client/server drops.