Tunnels
SSH tunnels for Windows, in the same quiet window
Local, remote, and dynamic (SOCKS) forwards when you need a path through SSH — without leaving the Klyrn workspace or pasting a long ssh -L command.
- Local forward — reach a remote service on localhost
- Remote forward — expose a local port through the server
- Dynamic SOCKS — browse or proxy through the host
- Same hosts and vault as the SSH terminal
An SSH tunnel on Windows is often a PuTTY saved session, a one-off OpenSSH command, or a forgotten checkbox in a larger suite. Klyrn treats tunnels as a first-class pane next to the terminal and Files.
If you came here from a “SSH tunnel Windows” search, download the same installer used for the SSH client. Nothing extra to license.
Can I open an SSH tunnel on Windows without PuTTY?
Yes. Klyrn includes local, remote, and dynamic forwards. You do not need a separate tunnel utility for everyday port forwarding.
Does a tunnel require a cloud account?
No. Tunnels are local to the SSH session on your PC.
Tunnels ship in Klyrn 1.0 for Windows x64.