Installing Ngrok And Create Tunneling

Installing Ngrok 

 

Step 1:- Go To https://ngrok.com/

Step 2:- Click On "Sign Up" On The Upper Right Corner.



 

Step 3:- It Will Create An Account. Please Do The Required And Then Click On "Create Your Account".



 

Step 4:- Select Linux And Then Click On "Download Now" Button.

 


Step 5:- To Unzip Ngrok File Use Following Command.
    unzip /path/to/ngrok.zip




 

Step 6:- To Connect With Connect Your Account. 

We Need To Set Authentication. For That Write Following Command.

And Use Token As Follow.



    ./ngrok authtoken <your_auth_token>

Step 7:- Use Following Command To Run Ngrok.
    ./ngrok tcp 9999
   



To Create Tunnel In Side Ngrok


Step 1:- Serch And Open /.ngrok2/ngrok.yml

     tunnels:
    app1:
      addr: 22533
      proto: http
    app2:
      addr: 22222
      proto: tcp




Step 2:- Use Following Command To Run All Servies Of Ngrok.
    ./ngrok start -all 

 








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