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TCP tunnels allows you to expose any local network services running over TCP protocol.
Usage
Create a TCP tunnel
loclx tunnel tcp
​
Create a TCP tunnel with temporary custom port
loclx tunnel tcp --port 4545
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Create a TCP tunnel with reserved endpoint
loclx tunnel tcp --reserved-endpoint us.loclx.io:4455
Make sure to reserve the endpoint first before using it in your tunnels, read more
here
.
If you want to use your custom domain for your reserved endpoints, read more
here
.
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Usage
Create a TCP tunnel
Create a TCP tunnel with temporary custom port
Create a TCP tunnel with reserved endpoint