Try tnnl

Prerequisites

An IoT device (smart tv, smart security system, smart light switch,…) in your local network, that responds to HTTP requests

I don't have a device

Below are some examples of how you can start a simple HTTP server on your local machine:

docker run --rm -p 8080:80 nginx
npx http-server -p 8080

A machine in the same network (can be the device itself), that…
- can access the device
- has internet access
- can execute docker or npm commands

Step 1: Get a tnnl token

The token has expired.

Click here to generate a token:

Congratulations. Your tnnl token is . It is valid until .

Step 2: Run the tnnl client

Enter the URL under which your device is accessible on your local network:

Execute one of the following commands on a machine, that can reach your device:


   If you have node installed:
   TOKEN= RULE=:"80-your_server:8080" npx tnnl

   ... OR docker:
   docker run --rm --env TOKEN= --env RULE=":80-your_server:8080" inqode/tnnl
   ... OR cargo:
   cargo install tnnl && TOKEN= RULE=":80-your_server:8080" tnnl
   ... OR none of it:
   curl https://tnnl.de/scripts/start-client.sh -o- | TOKEN= RULE=":80-your_server:8080" sh

Step 3: Wait for the connection

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Step 4: Control your device from anywhere

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