How to use Holer to map multiple ports on a host to external network access

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1. Preparation 1.1 install Java 1.7 and above

Execute the command java-version to check that Java is installed and configured correctly.

1.2 install and start the WEB server

The default installation of the WEB server HTTP port is 80jie HTTPS port is 443.

two。 Implement step 2.1 download and extract the holer package

Holer package: holer-client.zip

2.2 modify the holer configuration file

Apply for your own Holer Access Key on the holer official website. For example, the holer information you applied for is as follows. Here we take the holer information as an example:

Modify the configuration file: holer-client/conf/holer.conf

The configuration item is updated to: HOLER_ACCESS_KEY=6688daebe02846t88s166733595eee5d

2.3 start the holer service

Enter the directory: holer-client/bin

Linux system platform:

Execute command: sh startup.sh

2.4 access the mapped public network address

1)。 To access the local WEB server from the public network, enter the following URL in the browser:

HTTP access: via http://holer65004.wdom.net or http://holer.org:65004

HTTPS access: via https://holer65014.wdom.net or https://holer.org:65014

2)。 Log in to the system with SSH: use the command ssh root@holer.org-p 65024

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