Ngrok is a tool that establishes secure tunnels from public endpoints like the internet to locally running network services, capturing all traffic for inspection and replay. To use Ngrok in Termux, users must install Python, sign up for an account to get an auth token, download and unzip the ngrok file, and run the ngrok command with their auth token and the port number to expose a local server publicly.
Ngrok is a tool that establishes secure tunnels from public endpoints like the internet to locally running network services, capturing all traffic for inspection and replay. To use Ngrok in Termux, users must install Python, sign up for an account to get an auth token, download and unzip the ngrok file, and run the ngrok command with their auth token and the port number to expose a local server publicly.
Ngrok is a tool that establishes secure tunnels from public endpoints like the internet to locally running network services, capturing all traffic for inspection and replay. To use Ngrok in Termux, users must install Python, sign up for an account to get an auth token, download and unzip the ngrok file, and run the ngrok command with their auth token and the port number to expose a local server publicly.
• Ngrok is a multi-platform tunneling and reverse proxy software that
establishes secure tunnels from a public endpoint such as the internet to a locally running network service while capturing all traffic for detailed inspection and replay.
How to use Ngrok?
1. Open Termux and type command pkg update && pkg upgrade && pkg install python2 and press Enter, click y and press Enter asked to continue. 2. Login or Sign up Visit this website to Login/signup 3. Go down and there will be a Connect your account heading. Copy your AUTHtoken. 4. Download .zip file Linux(ARM) 5. Now go to downloaded file folder and click on ‘Share’ 6. Select termux 7. Now type command ls to see the downloaded .zip file components. 8. Now type command unzip ngrok-stable-linux-arm.zip. that will unzip the .zip file. 9. Type command. /ngrok (your AUTHtoken here) 10. Type command. /ngrok http 8080 11. DONE