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tunnel

Tunnel is a command line tool that allows for secure communication between different networks or hosts over an untrusted network, such as the internet. It establishes an encrypted tunnel between two endpoints, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of the data transmitted.

The tool creates a virtual, private network connection that can be used for securely accessing resources in remote networks. It encapsulates packets within encrypted packets to protect the data from unauthorized access or tampering.

Tunnel supports various tunneling protocols including IPsec, SSH, SSL/TLS, and GRE. These protocols enable different types of secure communication, such as VPN connections, secure remote access, and port forwarding.

Once a tunnel is established, it handles the encryption and transmission of packets between the endpoints transparently, allowing applications to function as if they are directly connected to each other.

Tunnel can be used for a wide range of purposes, including establishing secure remote connections, bypassing network restrictions or censorship, accessing private resources over public networks, and securing communications within a network.

The tool typically requires configuration files or command line parameters to define the endpoints, tunneling protocol, encryption algorithms, and other settings.

Tunnel operates at the transport layer of the network stack, ensuring that any application built on top of it benefits from the secure communication channel it creates.

It is often used in combination with authentication mechanisms like passwords, public keys, or digital certificates to ensure that only authorized parties can establish or access the tunnel.

Tunnel can be a critical component of secure network infrastructures, providing a cost-effective way to establish secure communications without the need for dedicated hardware or complex configurations.

Overall, tunnel is a versatile and powerful command line tool for establishing secure connections, enhancing privacy, and protecting data transmitted over untrusted networks.

List of commands for tunnel:

  • odps-tunnel:tldr:64898 odps-tunnel: Upload table using multiple threads.
    $ tunnel upload ${filename} ${table_name} -threads ${num};
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  • odps-tunnel:tldr:93a26 odps-tunnel: Upload table specifying field and record delimiters.
    $ tunnel upload ${filename} ${table_name} -fd ${field_delim} -rd ${record_delim};
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  • odps-tunnel:tldr:d8ca6 odps-tunnel: Download table to local file.
    $ tunnel download ${table_name} ${filename};
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  • odps-tunnel:tldr:eba7b odps-tunnel: Upload local file to a table partition.
    $ tunnel upload ${filename} ${table_name}/${partition_spec};
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