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# Tunnel Config
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## Server
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Run the command
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```
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cactus-tunnel server
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```
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## Client
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Run the command
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```
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cactus-tunnel client -v ws://[TUNNEL_SERVER]:[TUNNEL_SERVER_PORT] [HOST_SERVER]:[HOST_SERVER_PORT] -h [CLIENT_TARGET] -p [CLIENT_TARGET_PORT]
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```
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### Explanation
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- `ws://[TUNNEL_SERVER]:[TUNNEL_SERVER_PORT]` - The tunnel server itself
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- `[HOST_SERVER]:[HOST_SERVER_PORT]` - The thing you want to access (For example: `127.0.0.1:80` is the web server on the host server)
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- `-h [CLIENT_TARGET] -p [CLIENT_TARGET_PORT]` - Where you want the thing to be tunneled to
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Basically:
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We are using `TUNNEL_SERVER` to tunnel connection from `HOST_SERVER` to `CLIENT_TARGET`
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