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How to Create Dark Tunnel Files in 2026 (SSH + SNI Tutorial)

January 9, 2026
By Kofnet
6 min read

Happy New Year 🎉 Welcome to 2026!

In this complete guide, you’ll learn how to create Dark Tunnel files in 2026 using SSH and SNI. This step-by-step Dark Tunnel tutorial is beginner‑friendly and explains everything from generating SSH accounts to exporting your final Dark Tunnel configuration file.

This method is simple, fast, and currently working when configured correctly.

Disclaimer:

This tutorial is for educational purposes only. We do not encourage or support any misuse of the information shared. Use this guide responsibly.

What You Need Before You Start

Make sure you have the following:

  • A working internet connection
  • Dark Tunnel app installed
  • SSH WebSocket account access
  • A valid SNI Host
Step 1

Create an SSH WebSocket Account

SSH Ocean Homepage

SSHOcean homepage showing Services → SSH WebSocket

  1. Open your browser and go to sshocean.com.
  2. From the menu bar, click on Services.
  3. Select SSH WebSocket.
  4. Scroll down and choose one of the available servers (e.g., Singapore or USA).
  5. Click Get Started on your chosen server.
  6. Enter a unique username and password.
  7. Click Create Account.
SSH Account Created

Successful SSH account details display

Copy the Required Details

From your SSH account details, copy the following:

Host name
Username
Password
SSL/TLS Payload
Step 2

Generate an SNI Host

SNI Generator

SNI Generator section on snihost.com

  1. Visit snihost.com.
  2. Scroll down to the SNI Host Generator section.
  3. Click on Open SNI Generator.
  4. Type your country name and select it from the dropdown list.
  5. Copy one of the generated SNI hosts that correspond to your network provider.
Open SNI Generator
Step 3

Configure Dark Tunnel

Dark Tunnel Home

Dark Tunnel app initial interface

  1. 1
    Open the Dark Tunnel app.
  2. 2
    Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
  3. 3
    Select Inject Config.
  4. 4
    Tap on Mode and choose Direct with SNI.
Step 4

Edit the Configuration Details

Dark Tunnel Inject Config

Direct with SNI configuration screen

Now replace the default values with the details you collected from SSHOcean and SNIHost:

Server / Host Name

Replace localhost with the Host Name from SSHOcean.

Port

Set the port to 443 (recommended) or 80.

Username & Password

Enter your generated SSH credentials carefully.

SNI (Server Name Indication)

Paste the SNI Host you generated from snihost.com.

Payload

Delete everything in the payload box and paste the SSL/TLS Payload from SSHOcean.

Step 5

Connect to Dark Tunnel

With all details entered, you're ready to launch:

Dark Tunnel Connecting
TAP CONNECT

Wait a few seconds for the connection 🎉

Step 6

Export and Save Your Dark Tunnel File

Dark Tunnel Export
  1. Disconnect from Dark Tunnel.
  2. Open the menu (three dots) → ConfigExport.
  3. Choose **File** (recommended).
  4. Enter a descriptive file name.
  5. Click Export to save to your local storage.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dark Tunnel still working in 2026?
Yes, Dark Tunnel remains a reliable choice in 2026 when used with valid SSH servers, updated SNI hosts, and correct payloads.
Which port is best for Dark Tunnel?
Port 443 is standard and highly recommended. If blocked, try port 80.
Can I share my Dark Tunnel file?
Absolutely! You can export your file and share it with others. You can also lock it to prevent them from seeing your SNI or SSH details.
Is this method free?
Yes, the SSH service and SNI generator tools used in this tutorial are free available.

🎯 Final Words

That’s it! You’ve successfully created your Dark Tunnel file in 2026 using SSH and SNI. This method works well when all details are entered correctly.

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