TCP Tunnel is a command line tool that allows you to forward TCP connections made to your computer. TCP Tunnel redirects TCP connections from a local port to a remote IP and port. Generally speaking, TCP Tunnel forwards any TCP protocol. For example: HTTP, SMTP, POP, TELNET, NETBIOS and SSL.

TCP Tunnel has HTTP proxy support. That is, connections may be tunnelled through a variable number of HTTP proxies. This allows your software to use Internet services based on TCP/IP when there's a firewall that blocks outgoing connections. Also, if the proxies don't reveal your IP address you will be able to do anonymous TCP connections!

TCP Tunnel runs on Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP.

Future versions of TCP Tunnel will have the following features:
- Logging switches for full logging. Very useful when trying to understand the protocol that is tunnelled.
- Access control based on IP addresses.

About the demo version
The software has 30 evaluation days. No features are disabled.

More info
Read more in the online manual and FAQ.