TCP/UDP forwarding
Supports both TCP and UDP, covering the vast majority of non-web protocols.
Port Forwarding
Put non-web traffic on the fast path too
veilx Port Forwarding provides TCP/UDP port-level forwarding and acceleration, building low-latency, stable links for non-web workloads such as databases, APIs and game servers.
How it works
Three steps to connect the link
STEP 01
Create a forwarding rule
Enter your origin IP, port and protocol (TCP/UDP) in the console.
STEP 02
Connect the ingress
veilx assigns a forwarding ingress address and port — clients simply connect to it.
STEP 03
Optimize the link
Traffic is forwarded to your origin over an optimized backbone via the nearest node — low-latency and stable.
Key features
Port-level control
Optimized backbone
Traffic travels over veilx's optimized backbone, routing around congestion for lower latency.
Multiple ports and port ranges
A single rule can forward multiple ports or a port range.
Health checks
Periodically probe the origin; unhealthy nodes are removed and switched out automatically.
Connection-level monitoring
Connection count, bandwidth and latency are visible in real time.
Access control
Restrict sources by IP and geography for a safer forwarding ingress.
Specifications
At a glance
Protocols TCP, UDP
Ports Single ports and port ranges supported
Link Optimized backbone + nearby ingress, routing around congestion
Health checks Periodic probing, automatic removal and failover
Concurrency Per plan tier, supporting high-concurrency connections
Monitoring Real-time stats for connection count, bandwidth and latency
Use cases
Which workloads can use it
Remote database access
Reach databases across regions over a stable, low-latency link.
APIs and backend services
Give backend endpoints an accelerated, stable ingress.
Games and real-time services
Cut latency and jitter for matches and real-time interaction.
FAQ
About Port Forwarding
Yes. Both TCP and UDP can be forwarded, supporting UDP-based workloads like games and audio/video.
CDN accelerates HTTP(S) website traffic; Port Forwarding targets non-web TCP/UDP traffic such as databases, APIs and games.
The origin only needs to allow the relevant ports for veilx's forwarding nodes; no client software is required.
It depends on the geography and network conditions of your origin and visitors; the optimized backbone usually cuts latency noticeably for cross-region and congested paths.
Add speed to every link.
Create an account and connect your first forwarding rule.