Tunnel to the World
Setup & Configuration Guides

Welcome to T2W Tunnel Setup

T2W (Tunnel to the World) allows you to securely expose local services to the internet through custom subdomains. Choose your platform below to get started.

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Raspberry Pi
Perfect for home servers, IoT projects, and always-on services. Includes systemd service setup and Nginx reverse proxy configuration.
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Windows
Easy setup for Windows 10/11. Run as a service with NSSM or use Task Scheduler for auto-start. Supports IIS, Apache, and Node.js apps.
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Linux
Production-ready setup for Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and Fedora. Includes systemd integration, firewall configuration, and monitoring.
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ESP32-S3
Turn your ESP32 into a tunnel client with LED status indicators! Perfect for IoT devices, sensors, and embedded web interfaces.

How T2W Works

Simple Architecture:

Your device → T2W Tunnel Server (79.99.46.192:7776) → Public URL (http://yourname.tunnelrandh.tech:8080)

  1. Install the tunnel client on your device (Raspberry Pi, Windows, Linux, or ESP32)
  2. Request a subdomain from the administrator (e.g., "mypi", "mypc", "esp32node")
  3. Configure and connect the tunnel client to the server
  4. Access your service from anywhere via your public subdomain

Key Features

  • Secure subdomain validation - Only authorized subdomains can connect
  • Fast disconnect detection - Subdomains released within 5 seconds
  • Auto-reconnect - Clients automatically reconnect if connection drops
  • Multiple services - Use Nginx reverse proxy to expose multiple local services
  • Cross-platform - Works on Raspberry Pi, Windows, Linux, and ESP32

Getting Started

Click on your platform tab above to view the complete setup guide. Each guide includes:

  • ✅ Prerequisites and installation steps
  • ✅ Configuration examples
  • ✅ Service/auto-start setup
  • ✅ Nginx reverse proxy configuration
  • ✅ Troubleshooting section
  • ✅ Security best practices

⚠ Important: You must request a subdomain from the T2W administrator before connecting. Contact them with your desired subdomain name and email address.

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