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natman

v0.0.2

Published

Forward public external ports to internal local area network ports without touching your router.

Downloads

14

Readme

natman

natman forwards external public ports to internal ports without touching the router.

It's a Network Address Translation Management tool built on node.js

Installation

 npm install natman -g

Usage

 natman open <internal private port> <requested public port>

Open internal port 8000 to the world

 natman open 8000

Note: If no requested public port is specified, public port will be auto-assigned

Open internal port 8000 to the world on port 9000

natman open 8000 9000

Note: If the requested public port is not available, one will be auto-assigned

Built in services

For convenience, Natman comes with a configurable list of built in services. You can customize this list by modifying the natman.json file.

Simple type: natman open <service> <requested public port>.

 natman open ssh
 natman open http
 natman open https
 natman open ftp

Specify Network Gateway

Natman attempts to guess which network to use. If it guesses wrong, use the -g flag to specify a gateway.

Example:

 natman open ssh -g 192.168.10.1

Thanks

To TooTallNate for making the node nat-pmp module and to Flatiron for making this easy to build.

TODO

  • Add ability to run multiple instances of CLI tool at once
  • Add better support for determining the local network interface gateway
  • Improve CLI Experience

*nananananananana Natman!