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bore

Simple TCP tunnel for exposing local ports

TLDR

Expose a local port to a remote Bore server

$ bore local -t [remote_server_address] [local_port]
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Start a Bore server
$ bore server
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Display help
$ bore -h
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SYNOPSIS

bore command [options]

DESCRIPTION

bore is a modern, simple TCP tunnel that exposes local ports to a remote server for public access. It allows making local services accessible from the internet without complex port forwarding or firewall configuration.
The tool consists of a client that connects local ports to a remote bore server, which then provides a public endpoint for incoming connections.

PARAMETERS

-t, --to address

Remote bore server address
-h, --help
Display help information

SUBCOMMANDS

local

Expose a local port to a remote server
server
Run a bore server

CAVEATS

Requires a bore server to be running and accessible. Traffic is tunneled through the remote server, adding latency. Not designed for high-bandwidth applications.

SEE ALSO

bore-local(1), ngrok(1), ssh(1)

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