KomodiaRelay

KomodiaRelay is a handy little tool that helps you with TCP, UDP, and HTTP port forwarding. What this means is it takes data from one IP address and port and sends it to another IP address and port. Pretty cool, right?

How Does KomodiaRelay Work?

The command to use it looks like this:

KomodiaRelay BindIP BindPort RemoteIP RemoteHost Protocol Timeout

Breaking Down the Command

Here's what each part of the command means:

• BindIP - This is the local IP that you want to bind to.


• BindPort - This is the local port that you want to bind to.


• RemoteIP - This is the remote IP where you want to send your data.


• RemoteHost - This is the remote port for relaying your data.


• Protocol - Use 'u' for UDP, 't' for TCP, or 'h' for HTTP. Just a heads up: regular TCP relay might not work with systems using transparent proxy.


• Timeout - This sets how long before inactive connections close. If you set it to 0, there won't be any timeout.

An Example in Action

If you're wondering how this all fits together, check this out:

KomodiaRelay 127.0.0.1 80 64.118.87.10 80 h 0

This command sets up a relay between your localhost (127.0.0.1) and Komodia's website (64.118.87.10). So when you open a web browser and type in the address for localhost, it'll take you straight to Komodia's site! The neat part about the HTTP relay? It swaps out the original IP in the request so everything flows smoothly!

Want More Info?

If you're looking for more details on KomodiaRelay, feel free to check out their page on SoftPas!.