TUI
Set up a server and connect a client using TunGo’s interactive terminal interface.
First, install TunGo.
Server setup
Allow incoming connections to the ports you use. See Server networking and ports.
- Linux
Create a client configuration
sudo tungo s gen
Copy the configuration — you will need it to connect the client.
Open TunGo
sudo tungo
On Linux with systemd, TunGo can set up a background service (daemon).
Choose how to run it:
- In this terminal:
server→start server. - In the background (systemd):
daemon→setup server daemon→start daemon.
The service starts automatically when the system boots. To remove it, choose daemon → delete daemon.
Client setup
- Linux
- macOS
- Windows
sudo tungo
- Choose
client→add configuration, enter a name such ashome, and press Enter. - Paste the client configuration you generated on the server and press Enter.
- Select the configuration from the list and wait for
Status: Connectedto appear.
Run in the background (optional)
On Linux with systemd, the client can run in the background and start automatically at boot.
- Press Esc, select
Stopand press Enter to disconnect and return to the menu. - Choose
daemon→setup client daemon→start daemon.
To remove the service, choose daemon → delete daemon.
sudo tungo
- Choose
add configuration, enter a name such ashome, and press Enter. - Paste the client configuration you generated on the server and press Enter.
- Select the configuration from the list and wait for
Status: Connectedto appear.
Run TunGo as administrator.
- Choose
add configuration, enter a name such ashome, and press Enter. - Paste the client configuration you generated on the server and press Enter.
- Select the configuration from the list and wait for
Status: Connectedto appear.