IP Relay

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IP Relay is an open source tool that allows users to tunnel any UDP and TCP traffic received on a given machine port to another remote destination. It is available in source code format as both a library and executable for Linux and Windows platforms.

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Linux, Windows

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Advanced End Users, Developers

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2008-01-04

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