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HTTP/TCP/UDP port sharing service

It is an HTTP/TCP/UDP port-sharing service by Mudfish Networks.

You can share your service with others beyond the firewall with a simple command.

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Function

Remote → Local TCP connection

$ ./mudcat tcp --local-port 80 --remote-port 18080
[INFO]  Device UUID: a651d313-ab90-f786-a376-ab2078d1e22b
[INFO]  Access Connetion UUID: 6dd5726e-a08f-4322-b95f-8004c1de442f
[INFO]  Access Domain: 306-451-3383.mudcat.io
[INFO]  Access Domain TTL: valid for 8.00 hours
[INFO]  Forwarding: TCP 306-451-3383.mudcat.io:18080 -> 127.0.0.1:80

When accessing remote TCP port 18080, open a tunnel to connect to localhost TCP 80. A remote access node is assigned automatically. In this example, a connection was created with the domain 306-451-3383.mudcat.io.

Remote → Local HTTP connection

$ ./mudcat http --domain test
[INFO]  Device UUID: a651d313-ab90-f786-a376-ab2078d1e22b
[INFO]  Access Connetion UUID: 944fb3d7-b0d5-40e4-a6b1-a15ba337ab44
[INFO]  Access Domain: test.mudcat.io
[INFO]  Access Domain TTL: valid for 24.00 hours
[INFO]  Forwarding: HTTP http://test.mudcat.io or https://test.mudcat.io -> 127.0.0.1:80

HTTP services can be easily shared externally. You can specify the name you want by using the --domain option.

Remote → Remote TCP connection

$ ./mudcat tcp --local-addr 104.107.104.228 --local-port 443 --remote-port 18085
[INFO]  Device UUID: a651d313-ab90-f786-a376-ab2078d1e22b
[INFO]  Access Connetion UUID: fe1c7a1b-c38b-4774-b4dc-3d421e7444de
[INFO]  Access Domain: 357-780-8808.mudcat.io
[INFO]  Access Domain TTL: valid for 8.00 hours
[INFO]  Forwarding: TCP 357-780-8808.mudcat.io:18085 -> 104.107.104.228:443

It is not possible to access only 'Remote → Local'. You can also access it remotely from a remote location.

Remote → Local UDP connection

$ ./mudcat udp --local-port 25565 --remote-port 25566
[INFO]  Device UUID: a651d313-ab90-f786-a376-ab2078d1e22b
[INFO]  Access Connetion UUID: 98ad612f-a3b9-4ceb-bf0d-749819cda2c5
[INFO]  Access Domain: 583-841-3346.mudcat.io
[INFO]  Access Domain TTL: valid for 8.00 hours
[INFO]  Forwarding: UDP 583-841-3346.mudcat.io:25566 -> 127.0.0.1:25565

When accessing remote UDP port 25566, open a tunnel to connect to localhost UDP 25565. A remote access server is assigned automatically. In this example, a connection was created with the 583-841-3346.mudcat.io domain.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Where can I use it?

It is usually used when you want to easily configure a service (based on the web, TCP or UDP) on the internal network to be accessed from the outside.

Can I choose a remote node?

Yes. Of course, you can. You can choose which remote node to share through option settings.

Is it free?

Yes. You can use it for free. However, in the case of free users, there are restrictions on usage time, transmission speed, and amount of transmission data. For details, please refer to the documentation.