In our own development and projects, we started listing everything you can tunnel with ngrok and we were impressed with the list. When we put the same question out to customers, we were overwhelmed with the response.
We're steadily reaching the point of wondering "What can't you tunnel with ngrok?"
Regardless, to answer the first question, we've started listing services and use-cases you can add tunnel access with ngrok, along with their one line command-line examples.
If you know of any other examples that belong here, ping us, and We will add them to the list (with the appropriate credits):
ngrok http 80ngrok http 443ngrok tcp 5432ngrok tcp 3389ngrok tcp 80ngrok tcp 6379ngrok tcp 1521ngrok http 27017ngrok http 28017ngrok http "file:///C:temp"ngrok http "file:////usr/temp"ngrok tcp 445ngrok http 443ngrok tcp 21ngrok tcp 22ngrok tcp 389or
ngrok tcp 636ngrok tcp 636or
ngrok tcp 389ngrok tcp 3060or
ngrok tcp 3131ngrok http 7005ngrok http 8080or
ngrok http 8443ngrok http 5000ngrok http 3000ngrok http 5000or
ngrok http 5001ngrok http 3000ngrok http 80ngrok http 7001ngrok http 8001ngrok tcp 5556ngrok tcp 7001ngrok http 9060ngrok http 9080ngrok http 9443ngrok http 8080ngrok tcp 25or
ngrok tcp 465ngrok tcp 110or
ngrok tcp 995ngrok tcp 143or
ngrok tcp 993ngrok tcp 80or
ngrok tcp 443If you know of any other examples that belong here, ping us, and We will add them to the list (with the appropriate credits):
ngrok tcp 2375or
ngrok tcp 2376ngrok http 6443ngrok http 2379or
ngrok tcp 2380ngrok http 10250ngrok http 443ngrok http 9440If you're not a ngrok user yet, just download and sign-up for free. From there, follow our instructions to get up and running in minutes.