tunnelctl
CLI

down

Stop one running tunnel or every tunnel on this host.

tunnelctl down gracefully stops the daemon(s) backing your tunnels on the current host.

tunnelctl down [<slug>] [--all]

Examples

tunnelctl down myapp     # stop a single tunnel
tunnelctl down --all     # stop every tunnel running on this host

Flags

FlagDescription
--allStop all tunnels running on this host instead of a single slug.

Stopping a tunnel shuts down its FRP client and removes the public hostname binding. The slug reservation itself remains on the server (subject to its lifecycle TTL) so you can bring it back up later — see tunnel state.

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