TunnelDeck Desktop Guide: Turn ssh -L into Saved Tunnels
Install TunnelDeck from source, create or import SSH local forwarding profiles, choose password or key authentication, verify host fingerprints, and safely open local web services.
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Install TunnelDeck from source, create or import SSH local forwarding profiles, choose password or key authentication, verify host fingerprints, and safely open local web services.
Install the StunDeck FPK on fnOS or deploy with Docker, then configure a least-privilege Cloudflare token, proxied DNS, and Single Redirect to keep one hostname synchronized with a dynamic STUN endpoint.
Use Lucky STUN to obtain a public mapping, then update a Cloudflare Single Redirect through a webhook so a stable hostname temporarily redirects to the current IP and port. Includes 303 limitations, TLS, app compatibility, and Tunnel alternatives.
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