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Portfwd alternatives
Portfwd is an all-in-one port forwarding daemon, that forwards the incoming TCP connections and UDP packets to remote hosts. The ports are forwarded over TCP or UDP protocols, to remote hosts, with multiple configuration options. Portfwd is designed to work with embedded systems. For example, it can be used as an FTP proxy or a socks5 server on your router.
Forwarding of TCP segments and UDP diagrams, Transparent proxying, DNS names for destination hosts, Structured configuration language, round-robin load-balancing, and more are some of its main leverages. It comes with the extravagant way to forward your TCP connections with this system, thus making it a pivot point. It supports port binding, proxies, automated port restrictions, access lists, and more.
The daemon is designed for high-speed networks, and it’s thoroughly tested for UDP performance. The configuration files are processed through Python, so complex setups can be easily implemented. It’s mainly working on the Linux host and can be started as a SysV service, so when you change the configuration, it will be automatically applied.


























