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First step:

You must be registered with the service

Second step:

To make your device accessible from the Internet, you need to use the OpenVpn configuration file sent to you by email in the OpenVpn client (program) (if you use a firewall that blocks outgoing connections, then open UDP port 1199 as well as target ports for incoming connections). If you use a device that cannot import a file (for example, some routers), then you can import the contents of the file into the settings of the device manually. After that, you can connect using the IP address or domain name provided to you. When connecting using an IP address, 20 TCP and 20 UDP ports are available to you. They are already configured and forwarded and are indicated in the letter sent to you (always check your spam folder). With this type of connection, you are unlikely to have any difficulties. By domain name, you have access to two simple HTTP ports 80 and 8081 (through the domain name, these two ports work in a simple mode, so if you find any problems (some CMS), then use the IP address to access them with complete functionality. If you want to use a domain name for access with complete functionality, then use any other free TCP port mentioned here – 443, 445, 3389, 5800, 5900, 16591, 34567, 8080, 28866, 28877, 28888, 28899, 29866, 29877, 298988, 29898 to which you can configure any service.
If you connect to any service you have launched through a browser using a domain name on ports other than simple HTTP (80, 8081), then the address bar of the address must begin with https:// otherwise there will be no connection, and for HTTP the line must begin with browser with http://. Keep in mind that very old software may not work when connecting by domain name, it is also possible that with some software, connecting by domain name may not work, because for connections other than simple HTTP, a scheme is used that uses SNI from “Client Hello” TLS (TCP) (this does not apply to connections by IP address). But these restrictions are easy to bypass, as already mentioned, by connecting using the provided IP address.

Simple step by step instructions

Step 1: Register for the service by creating an account on the Myway.cf website. You will need to provide only your email address.

Step 2: After registering, you will receive an OpenVPN configuration file via email.

Step 3: Download and install OpenVPN client on the device you want to provide access to.

Step 4: Import the OpenVPN configuration file you received via email into the OpenVPN client.

Step 5: Once the configuration is imported, open the OpenVPN client and connect to the Myway.cf server.

Step 6: After connecting, you will be able to access your device and local network remotely by using the IP address or domain name provided to you by the service.

Step 7: Connect to your device using IP address or domain name and ports provided to you by the service.

For example, let’s connect to IP Webcam on Android through domain name given to you by the service. By domain name provided to you by the service for access with complete functionality you may use any free TCP port mentioned here – 443, 445, 3389, 5800, 5900, 16591, 34567, 8080, 28866, 28877, 28888, 28899, 29866, 29877, 298988, 29898 to which you can configure any service. So, for this example 8080 port was chosen.

Step 8: Enjoy!

How to link your own domains

Log in to your personal account on the website of the company in which the domain name is registered.
Go to the DNS records settings on your domain registrar site and add an A-record. Here you need to fill in 2 required fields:

• Name (or subdomain).
• IP Address.

Further, in the DNS records settings of the domain, add an SRV record. There are 5 required fields to fill in:

• Service: _minecraft._tcp.example.com (_minecraft – name of service, _tcp – protocol (tcp or udp), example.com – domain name)
• Priority: 0
• Weight: 5
• Port: port of your server (select from email).
  
• Target: domain or subdomain

This way you can normally access your device without specifying a port through your own domain names. For example, enter example.com and that’s it.

How to share your access to other devices

The simple way: Use socat or ncat (has a different syntax). For example, to get access to SoundWire on your other device from internet, you can use command “socat UDP4-LISTEN:20001,reuseaddr,fork UDP4:192.168.0.4:59010” &. Where 20001 – UDP port (you can use any port from email sent to you), 192.168.0.4:59010 – address and port of other device with SoundWire server. Another example, to get access to web server on your other device from internet, you can use command “socat TCP4-LISTEN:20002,reuseaddr,fork TCP4:192.168.0.9:80” &, and so on. The similar functionality also have many routers (please, look for in settings), or just use any device as supporting router to share access.

The speed of the ports used by the service is 10 Gbps.