At its core, a tunneling tool creates a 'virtual pipe' through which data packets can travel, often masking their true origin or destination. This is particularly useful when dealing with firewalls or network restrictions that might block certain types of traffic. For instance, a common application is the use of SSH (Secure Shell) tunneling to securely access resources on a remote network by encapsulating non-secure protocols within a secure SSH connection.
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For example, they can be used to remove old grout or plaster from walls and ceilings, or to break up frozen ground before excavation For example, they can be used to remove old grout or plaster from walls and ceilings, or to break up frozen ground before excavation
