GOST is a simple security tunnel.
It provides proxying, port forwarding, and reverse proxy capabilities with flexible protocol chaining.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Listen on multiple ports.
- Multi-level forwarding chains.
- Supports multiple protocols.
- TCP and UDP port forwarding.
- Reverse proxy and tunnelling.
- TCP and UDP transparent proxy.
- DNS resolver and proxy.
- TUN/TAP devices and TUN2SOCKS.
- Load balancing.
- Routing control.
- Admission control.
- Bandwidth and rate limiting.
- Plugin system.
- Prometheus metrics.
- Dynamic configuration.
- Web API.
Website: github.com/go-gost/gost
Support:
Developer: ginuerzh
License: MIT License
GOST is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| rustunnel | Secure tunnelling platform |
| 6tunnel | Tunnelling for applications that don't speak IPv6 |
| Gurren | SSH tunnel manager |
| VTun | Create virtual tunnels over TCP/IP networks |
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| isatapd | Creates and maintains an ISATAP tunnel |
| ClashT | Rule-based tunnel in Go |
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