chisel:tldr:797e8

The command "chisel client ${server_ip}:${server_port} ${local_port}:${remote_server}:${remote_port}" is used to establish a secure tunnel between a client and a remote server using Chisel.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "chisel client": This portion of the command instructs the Chisel tool to act as a client.
• "${server_ip}:${server_port}": This specifies the IP address and port of the Chisel server to connect to. The client will establish a connection with this server.
• "${local_port}:${remote_server}:${remote_port}": This specifies the local port on which the client will listen for incoming connections. When a connection is made to this local port, Chisel will forward the traffic to the remote server specified by "${remote_server}:${remote_port}".

To put it simply, this command sets up a client using Chisel, connects it to a Chisel server at "${server_ip}:${server_port}", and forwards traffic between a local port "${local_port}" on the client machine and the remote server specified by "${remote_server}:${remote_port}".

Note that Chisel is a tool for creating HTTP(S) tunnels. It allows you to securely access remote services or bypass network restrictions by establishing encrypted tunnels between the client and server.