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Learn More About Tunneling

What is SSH tunneling?

SSH tunneling is a way to pass traffic through an encrypted SSH connection. In practice, users often rely on it to protect traffic between their device and a remote server, or to adapt how a connection moves through a network that applies filtering, proxying, or protocol restrictions.

What is OpenVPN?

OpenVPN is a VPN protocol that creates an encrypted tunnel between a client and a server. It is commonly used because it is flexible, widely supported, and can be configured for many different routing and authentication needs.

What is WireGuard?

WireGuard is a lighter VPN protocol known for simpler configuration and strong performance. Many users prefer it when they want a cleaner setup with modern cryptography and lower overhead.

Why do protocol details matter?

Different protocols use different fields. SSH pages may focus on ports and proxy values, while Xray-based pages often need host, path, TLS, and network type. A useful server page should explain those differences instead of showing the same generic content for every protocol.