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title: Connect IP Tunnel
description: "Allow remote specialists to connect their computers to your target device(s) through a clientless IP Tunnel. This article focuses on connecting LAN/RJ45 cables from a Bifrost Unit to the target device. This explains step 2 in the [Onsite](https://bifrostconnect.com/docs/onsite-step-guide/)[Step Guide](https://bifrostconnect.com/knowledge-center/onsite-step-guide/) for…"
url: "https://bifrostconnect.com/knowledge-center/connect-ip-tunnel/"
updated: "2024-12-13"
category: Getting Started / Onsite User Guides
---

# Connect IP Tunnel

Allow remote specialists to connect their computers to your target device(s) through a clientless IP Tunnel.

This article focuses on connecting LAN/RJ45 cables from a Bifrost Unit to the target device. This explains step 2 in the [Onsite](https://bifrostconnect.com/docs/onsite-step-guide/)[Step Guide](https://bifrostconnect.com/knowledge-center/onsite-step-guide/) for handling IP Tunnel scenarios.

For a general introduction on enabling a session, please refer to the [Onsite](https://bifrostconnect.com/knowledge-center/onsite-step-guide/)[https://bifrostconnect.com/docs/onsite-step-guide/](https://bifrostconnect.com/docs/onsite-step-guide/)[Step](https://bifrostconnect.com/knowledge-center/onsite-step-guide/)[Guide](https://bifrostconnect.com/docs/onsite-step-guide/).

See BifrostConnect [Requirements](https://bifrostconnect.com/knowledge-center/requirements/) documentation for info on cable quality.

#### IP Tunnel Connection Guide (Onsite Illustrations)

The ports for connecting IP Tunnel cables are located on one side of the Bifrost Unit and marked as Port D, marked in orange.

![](https://bifrostconnect.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/image-16.png)

Enable a IP communication by connecting a LAN/RJ45 cable between the Bifrost and the Target Device.

![](https://bifrostconnect.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/image-17.png)