Hello, and thank you for the great work you’re doing on this project.
After extensive testing and trial-and-error, I’ve realized that on some servers certain local IPs work while others do not. Since the nature of this tunnel is based on local IP addresses, this becomes an important factor.
It has happened to me many times that many local IPs did not function at all, but a specific local IP — chosen randomly — worked on identical servers under the exact same conditions, and the tunnel was established successfully.
If possible, to address this issue, I suggest adding a feature that can test thousands of local IPs from different ranges and then suggest the best working IP. Currently, to find a working IP, I have to randomly test and trial-and-error from a list of around 10,000 IPs each time.
I believe this feature would have very high practical value and usability for many users.
Hello, and thank you for the great work you’re doing on this project.
After extensive testing and trial-and-error, I’ve realized that on some servers certain local IPs work while others do not. Since the nature of this tunnel is based on local IP addresses, this becomes an important factor.
It has happened to me many times that many local IPs did not function at all, but a specific local IP — chosen randomly — worked on identical servers under the exact same conditions, and the tunnel was established successfully.
If possible, to address this issue, I suggest adding a feature that can test thousands of local IPs from different ranges and then suggest the best working IP. Currently, to find a working IP, I have to randomly test and trial-and-error from a list of around 10,000 IPs each time.
I believe this feature would have very high practical value and usability for many users.