CLI Reference

The InTunnel CLI is a powerful command-line tool for creating and managing tunnels.

Installation

Download the appropriate binary for your platform from GitHub Releases.

Linux/macOS

# Download (example for Linux)
wget https://github.com/intechsolutionstn/intunnel-client/releases/latest/download/InTunnel-Linux

# Make executable
chmod +x InTunnel-Linux

# Optional: Move to PATH
sudo mv InTunnel-Linux /usr/local/bin/intunnel

Windows

Download InTunnel-Windows.exe and run from Command Prompt or PowerShell.

Basic Usage

# Simple connection
intunnel -token YOUR_TOKEN

# With custom local port
intunnel -token YOUR_TOKEN -port 8080

# With specific subdomain
intunnel -token YOUR_TOKEN -subdomain myapp -port 3000

Command Line Options

Flag	Description	Default
-token	Your tunnel authentication token	Required
-port	Local port to expose	From config
-subdomain	Subdomain for your tunnel	From config
-server	InTunnel server address	intunnel.cloud
-domain	Domain to use (.cloud, .online, .tech)	.cloud
-config	Path to config file	./intunnel.ini
-v	Show version	-
-h	Show help	-

Examples

Expose a Web Server

# Expose local development server
intunnel -token abc123 -port 3000 -subdomain devserver
# Access at: https://devserver.intunnel.cloud

Expose Multiple Services

Run multiple instances with different tokens:

# Terminal 1: Frontend
intunnel -token TOKEN1 -port 3000 -subdomain frontend

# Terminal 2: API
intunnel -token TOKEN2 -port 8080 -subdomain api

Use Different Domain

# Use .online domain instead of .cloud
intunnel -token abc123 -domain intunnel.online -subdomain myapp
# Access at: https://myapp.intunnel.online

Exit Codes

Code	Meaning
0	Success
1	Connection error
2	Invalid token
3	Configuration error

Next Steps

• Configuration File
• GUI Alternative
• Troubleshooting