The DESCRIPTION
TLS Tunnel uses a simple protocol we call TLSVPN.
TLSVPN creates a unique internal IP address for each connected user, allowing communication between users on the same server, this function is optional and can be blocked in the application settings.
All traffic generated between the client and the server is protected using TLSv1.3.
Through the application, it is possible to customize the beginning of the connection (we call it injection) with written connection text (standard HTTP or something else), or set the SNI to make a handshake with the server.
This is very useful for restrictions imposed by Internet providers or any network you use while connected.
Each user is given a randomly generated ID by the application to connect to the server.
You can import and export the connection method settings.
The configuration file has a .tls extension, an encrypted text file that contains all the information that was defined before it was exported except for the DNS pane and connection options such as reconnection and internal IP exposure.
When exporting, you can assign and lock a message to the party you are importing so that the method setting is not visible or editable.
Any TCP, UDP, ICMP, and IGMP
TLSVPN creates a unique internal IP address for each connected user, allowing communication between users on the same server, this function is optional and can be blocked in the application settings.
All traffic generated between the client and the server is protected using TLSv1.3.
Through the application, it is possible to customize the beginning of the connection (we call it injection) with written connection text (standard HTTP or something else), or set the SNI to make a handshake with the server.
This is very useful for restrictions imposed by Internet providers or any network you use while connected.
Each user is given a randomly generated ID by the application to connect to the server.
You can import and export the connection method settings.
The configuration file has a .tls extension, an encrypted text file that contains all the information that was defined before it was exported except for the DNS pane and connection options such as reconnection and internal IP exposure.
When exporting, you can assign and lock a message to the party you are importing so that the method setting is not visible or editable.
Any TCP, UDP, ICMP, and IGMP
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