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I hope to use gost to perform port forwarding in order to avoid directly exposing ports.
I have deployed gost on server A, Trojan (port 443) on server B, and Hysteria2 (port 8080) on server C.
How should I configure gost to ensure that I only expose server A and its port while being able to connect to servers B and C?
No matter how I configure the handler and listener, whether it's for TCP or UDP, I cannot get the proxy to work properly.
handler: type: ??? # no matter tcp or udp can not work properly listener: type: ??? # no matter tcp or udp can not work properly
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I hope to use gost to perform port forwarding in order to avoid directly exposing ports.
I have deployed gost on server A, Trojan (port 443) on server B, and Hysteria2 (port 8080) on server C.
How should I configure gost to ensure that I only expose server A and its port while being able to connect to servers B and C?
No matter how I configure the handler and listener, whether it's for TCP or UDP, I cannot get the proxy to work properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: