bdy tunnel

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$bdy tunnel [options] [command]

The tunnel command manages tunnels configuration

OPTIONS

-h, --help

display help for command

AVAILABLE COMMANDS

start

Starts tunnel from the configuration file.

config

The config command gives a quick way to create or update configuration file.

http

Starts a tunnel listening for HTTP/HTTPS traffic with a specific hostname.

tcp

Starts a tunnel which forwards all TCP traffic on a public port to a local address. This is extremely useful for exposing services that run non-HTTP traffic (ssh, sip, rdp, game servers, etc).

tls

Starts a tunnel listening for TLS traffic on port 443 with a specific hostname.

Documentation for bdy v1.22.49

Last modified on May 19, 2026

Getting Started

Examples

## start http tunnel on port 80
bdy tunnel http 80$

## start named http tunnel and serve local directory
bdy tunnel http -n name -s /path/to/dir$

## start http tunnel, whitelist ip and turn on on basic auth
bdy tunnel http https://myhost.com -w 1.1.1.1 -a user:pass$

## start tls tunnel on port 80
bdy tunnel tls 80$

## start tls tunnel and terminate tls at target
bdy tunnel tls 443 -i target$

## start tcp tunnel on port 22
bdy tunnel tcp 22$

## start named tcp tunnel with whitelist
bdy tunnel tcp 80 -n name -w 1.1.1.1/27$

## add tunnel to config
bdy tunnel config add http name 80$

## start tunnel from config
bdy tunnel start name$