This script sets up and manages the Feri Tunnel, a hypothetical tunneling tool designed for secure and efficient data transfer across networks.

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• For End Users
  • Description
  • Usage
  • Example
• For Developers
  • Script Details
  • Development Setup
  • Extending the Script

The Feri Tunnel script is ideal for system administrators and users who need to establish secure and optimized network tunnels across different geographic locations.

1. Installation: Clone the repository and navigate to the script directory:

   git clone [email protected]:iamfarhad/feri-tunnel.git
   cd feri-tunnel

2. Running the Script: Download and execute the script:

   wget "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iamfarhad/feri-tunnel/main/tunnel.sh" -O tunnel.sh && chmod +x tunnel.sh && bash tunnel.sh 

• Steps:

  1. Select "Create IR Tunnel" from the menu.
  2. Enter the interface name, e.g., tun0.
  3. Enter the local IPv4 address in Iran, e.g., 192.168.1.1.
  4. Enter the remote IPv4 address outside Iran, e.g., 10.1.1.1.
  5. Confirm to generate the tunnel setup commands.

• Verify Connection: Ping the generated local IPv6 address:

  ping6 <Generated Local IPV6>

The script includes multiple functions designed to streamline tunnel management and optimize network settings.

1. Dependencies: Ensure lsb_release, sqlite3, and openssl are installed:

   sudo apt install lsb-release sqlite3 openssl

2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone [email protected]:iamfarhad/feri-tunnel.git

3. Run the Script: Modify and execute the script locally for development:

   ./tunnel.sh

Developers can extend the script by adding new features or enhancing existing functionalities:

• Add New Tunnel Types: Modify the create_tunnel function to support new tunneling protocols.

• Improve Security Features: Incorporate advanced encryption methods within the tunnel creation process.

• Enhance Performance Optimization: Update the optimize_network function with the latest TCP tuning parameters.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.