antoniomika/sish

Features

• Remote Port Forwarding - Uses the SSH protocol to tunnel network traffic from a remote server port back to a local listener.
• SSH Tunneling - Establish secure, encrypted network tunnels using the SSH protocol to route remote internet traffic to local services.
• Local Tunneling Services - Exposes local development environments and web applications to the public internet for remote access and testing.
• SNI-Based TLS Routers - Directs TLS connections to different backend services based on the server name provided during the initial handshake.
• Load Balancers - Distributes incoming network connections across multiple backend aliases to increase availability and performance.
• HTTP Tunnels - Creates secure tunnels that encapsulate local web application traffic within HTTP requests for public internet exposure.
• SNI Proxies - Directs encrypted TLS traffic to specific backends by inspecting the Server Name Indication without decryption.
• Public Service Exposure - Maps internal local services to public domains with automated certificate management to enable global internet access.
• Reverse Proxy Tunneling Tools - Creates public URLs and tunnels to forward remote internet traffic to services running on a local machine.
• SSH Tunneling Proxies - Exposes local services to the internet by routing HTTP, WebSocket, and TCP traffic over secure SSH connections.
• SNI Routing - Routes encrypted TLS traffic to specific backends by inspecting the Server Name Indication without decrypting the payload.
• SSH Tunneling Forwarders - Routes TCP and web traffic from a remote server back to a local machine via secure SSH connections.
• Encrypted Backend Routing - Directs encrypted connections to different backends based on Server Name Indication without decrypting data.
• Tunnel Management CLIs - Provides a command line interface to configure and manage public or private tunnels for various traffic types.
• Secure Access Controls - Provides security mechanisms to control whether tunneled services are open to the public or restricted to authenticated users.
• Virtual Host Routing - Implements virtual host routing to direct web requests and socket connections to multiple local sites through a secure tunnel.
• Authenticated TCP Aliasing - Provides private TCP pointers that require authentication to prevent direct public exposure of local services.
• Custom Domain Mapping - Maps custom domains and subdomains to local tunnel endpoints using DNS records for human-readable URLs.
• IP Address Filters - Restricts connectivity to tunneled services by filtering source IP addresses against a predefined allowlist.
• Authenticated TCP Aliases - Defines internal TCP addresses that remain unreachable from the public internet and require authentication for access.
• TCP Tunneling - Forwards raw TCP data from remote ports to local services, enabling internet access for non-HTTP protocols.
• Traffic Distribution - Balances incoming web and TCP requests across multiple backend aliases to optimize performance and availability.
• Wildcard Certificate Issuance - Automates the issuance and renewal of wildcard SSL certificates using DNS challenges.
• Password Authentication - Restricts server access by requiring a pre-configured password during the user authentication process.
• Private Network Tunnels - Establishes secure, authenticated connections between clients using port forwards to restrict service access.
• Public Key Authentication - Verifies user identity using a directory of public keys for secure tunnel access.
• Dynamic Key Reloading - Verifies client identities using a public key directory that reloads automatically when file changes are detected.
• Secure SSH Access - Provides a security layer that restricts tunnel access using public key validation, password authentication, and source IP allowlists.
• SSH Authentication - Secures tunnel access using passwords or keys with the ability to reload credentials without restarting.
• SSL Certificate Automation - Automates the issuance and renewal of wildcard SSL certificates via DNS providers to secure tunneled traffic.
• Tunnel Access Controllers - Controls tunnel connectivity using public key validation, password authentication, and IP address allowlists.
• IP Access Restrictions - Restricts tunnel connectivity by filtering source IP addresses against a predefined allowlist.
• Tunneling and Proxying - SSH-based server for tunneling HTTP and WebSocket traffic.

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