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# Type: CD \CCGH\CFTUNNEL | # Type: CD \CCGH\CFTUNNEL | ||
# Type: MAKECT ##### (where ##### is the Keystone serial number for the customer.) | # Type: MAKECT ##### (where ##### is the Keystone serial number for the customer.) | ||
# When complete, you will see something similar to this: [[File:makect. | # When complete, you will see something similar to this: [[File:makect.jpg|400px]] | ||
==Installation & Configuration== | ==Installation & Configuration== | ||
Revision as of 20:25, 3 August 2026
Introduction
The Keystone Cloud Tunnel (Cloudflare) is a reverse-proxy that allows Keystone Online and third parties to securely access the resources provided by KServer without requiring one or more ports to be opened through the customer's firewall. It is a direct replacement for the previous Keystone Relay which has been deprecated and will eventually be phased out entirely.
Because Keystone Cloud Tunnel is based on Cloudflare Tunnels, some prepartion steps must be done when setting up Keystone Cloud Tunnel on a customer system for the first time.
Preparation
Creating a new tunnel requires several steps. These steps have been consolidated into a single Windows Command Batch file. Currently, this resides on the Keystone Internal Build Testing server (192.168.2.232.)
- Connect to the internal build testing server (you can teamviewer or RDP.)
- Open a Windows Command prompt.
- Type: CD \CCGH\CFTUNNEL
- Type: MAKECT ##### (where ##### is the Keystone serial number for the customer.)
- When complete, you will see something similar to this: Error creating thumbnail: /bin/bash: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory Error code: 127
