SSH over UDP can be useful for specific internet tasks that require SSH connections using UDP. To set it up, follow the steps outlined in this tutorial on how to configure SSH UDP requests.

Create SSH UDP

The first step is to create a UDP SSH account. You can easily do this on the sshudp.online website or by using the link provided below.

UDP REQUEST SERVERS

Choose the server you want to use for your SSH UDP request. Then, enter your username and password just as you would for a standard SSH connection.

UDP SSH account created successfully.

Download SocksIP Tunnel

You will need an application named SocksIP Tunnel in order to configure UDP SSH.

How to Setting SSH UDP Request

Open the SocksIP Tunnel application that you downloaded, then follow these steps to configure the settings:

Tap the gear icon in the SocksIP Tunnel application to access the settings menu.

Choose UDP Reguest.

Click on the CONGIFURE UDP REQUEST.

Type in the username and password for the UDP SSH server. After changing the port to 65535, save your configuration.

Return to the application’s home menu by tapping.

To configure SSH UDP request connect, tap Start.

Once connected, you should see a confirmation message indicating that the connection is active.