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	<key>Add Tags to Profiles</key>
	<string>Add Tags to Tunnels</string>
	<key>Adds tags to profiles.</key>
	<string>Adds tags to tunnels</string>
	<key>All Profiles</key>
	<string>All Tunnels</string>
	<key>DYNAMIC_FORWARDING_HELP</key>
	<string>Specifies a local “dynamic” application-level port forwarding.

This works by allocating a socket to listen to `port` on the local side, optionally bound to the specified `bind_address`. Whenever a connection is made to this port, the connection is forwarded over the secure channel, and the application protocol is then used to determine where to connect to from the remote machine. Currently the SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 protocols are supported, and **Core Tunnel** will act as a SOCKS server.

**`bind_address:port`**
    The *`bind_address`* of “`localhost`” indicates that the listening *`port`* be bound for local use only, while ‘`*`’ indicates that the port should be available from all interfaces.
    
    If *`bind_address`* is left empty, the local port is bound in accordance with the [GatewayPorts](https://man.openbsd.org/ssh_config.5#GatewayPorts) setting.
    
    To forward privileged ports, please read: [Forwarding privileged ports](https://community.codinn.com/t/forwarding-privileged-ports/2803).</string>
	<key>Delete Profiles</key>
	<string>Delete Tunnels</string>
	<key>Deletes the specified profiles.</key>
	<string>Deletes the specified tunnels.</string>
	<key>Duplicate Profile</key>
	<string>Duplicate Tunnel</string>
	<key>Edit Profile</key>
	<string>Edit Tunnel</string>
	<key>Export All Profiles…</key>
	<string>Export All Tunnels…</string>
	<key>Export Profiles</key>
	<string>Export Tunnels</string>
	<key>Export Selected Profiles…</key>
	<string>Export Selected Tunnels…</string>
	<key>Exports profiles to a file.</key>
	<string>Exports tunnels to a file.</string>
	<key>IDENTITY_USAGE_NOTES</key>
	<string>A private key or certificate must be imported to this directory before using it from “Private Key” or “Certificate” in tunnel settings.</string>
	<key>INSTALL_CODINN_STORE_VERSION%@</key>
	<string>Install **Codinn Store** version of **%@** to enable access authentication agent, obtain configuration data from `~/.ssh/config` and `/etc/ssh/ssh_config`, set environment variables, etc.</string>
	<key>Import Profiles</key>
	<string>Import Tunnels</string>
	<key>Import Profiles…</key>
	<string>Import Tunnels…</string>
	<key>Import from ${file}, and ${replace} existing profiles</key>
	<string>Import from ${file}, and ${replace} existing tunnels</string>
	<key>Imports profiles from a file and returns the number of profiles successfully imported.</key>
	<string>Imports tunnels from a file and returns the number of tunnels successfully imported.</string>
	<key>LOCAL_FORWARDING_HELP</key>
	<string>Specifies that connections to the given TCP port or Unix-domain socket on the local (client) host are to be forwarded to the given host and port, or Unix-domain socket on the remote side.

This works by allocating a socket to listen to either a TCP *`port`* on the local side, optionally bound to the specified *`bind_address`*, or to a Unix-domain socket. Whenever a connection is made to the local port or socket, the connection is forwarded over the secure channel, and a connection is made to either *`target_address:port`*, or the Unix-domain socket *`remote_socket`*, from the remote machine.

**`bind_address:port`**
    The *`bind_address`* of “`localhost`” indicates that the listening *`port`* be bound for local use only, while ‘`*`’ indicates that the port should be available from all interfaces.
    
    If *`bind_address`* is left empty, the local port is bound in accordance with the [GatewayPorts](https://man.openbsd.org/ssh_config.5#GatewayPorts) setting.
    
    To forward privileged ports, please read: [Forwarding privileged ports](https://community.codinn.com/t/forwarding-privileged-ports/2803).

**`local_socket`**
    The Unix-domain socket path on local side, must starts with '`/`' or '`~/`'.

**`target_address:port`**
    The destination address *`target_address`* set to “`localhost`” indicates that the destination *`port`* is on the remote side (aka. ssh server).

**`remote_socket`**
    The destination Unix-domain socket path if remote host supports it, must starts with '`/`' or '`~/`'.</string>
	<key>New Profile</key>
	<string>New Tunnel</string>
	<key>No Profile Selected</key>
	<string>No Tunnel Selected</string>
	<key>PROFILES_TRASHBIN_NOTES</key>
	<string>Tunnels are available here for 30 days. After that time, tunnels will be permanently deleted. This may take up to 40 days.</string>
	<key>Paste Profile</key>
	<string>Paste Tunnel</string>
	<key>Paste Profiles</key>
	<string>Paste Tunnels</string>
	<key>Pin Profile</key>
	<string>Pin Tunnel</string>
	<key>Pin Profiles</key>
	<string>Pin Tunnels</string>
	<key>Profile</key>
	<string>Tunnel</string>
	<key>Profiles</key>
	<string>Tunnels</string>
	<key>REMOTE_FORWARDING_HELP</key>
	<string>Specifies that connections to the given TCP port or Unix-domain socket on the remote (server) host are to be forwarded to the local side.

This works by allocating a socket to listen to either a TCP port or to a Unix socket on the remote side. Whenever a connection is made to this port or Unix-domain socket, the connection is forwarded over the secure channel, and a connection is made from the local machine to either an explicit destination specified by *`target_address:port`*, or *`local_socket`*.

**`bind_address:port`**
    The *`bind_address`* of “`localhost`” indicates that the listening *`port`* be bound to the loopback interface of remote side (ssh server) only, while ‘`*`’, indicates that the remote socket should listen on all interfaces.
    
    If *`bind_address`* is left empty, TCP listening sockets on the server will be bound to the loopback interface only.
    
    Specifying a remote *`bind_address`* will only succeed if the server's [GatewayPorts](https://man.openbsd.org/sshd_config.5#GatewayPorts) option is enabled.

**`remote_socket`**
    The Unix-domain socket path on the remote side, must starts with '`/`' or '`~/`'.

**`target_address:port`**
    The destination address *`target_address`* set to “`localhost`” indicates that the destination *`port`* is on the local side (aka. this Mac computer).

**`local_socket`**
    The destination Unix-domain socket path on the local side, must starts with '`/`' or '`~/`'.</string>
	<key>REVERSE_DYNAMIC_FORWARDING_HELP</key>
	<string>Specifies a remote “dynamic” application-level port forwarding.

This works by allocating a socket to listen to *`port`* on the remote side (ssh server), optionally bound to the specified `bind_address`. Whenever a connection is made to this port, the connection is forwarded over the secure channel, and the application protocol is then used to determine where to connect to from the local side. **ssh server** will act as a SOCKS 4/5 proxy and forward connections to the destinations requested by the remote SOCKS client.

**`bind_address:port`**
    The *`bind_address`* of “`localhost`” indicates that the listening *`port`* be bound to the loopback interface of remote side (ssh server) only, while ‘`*`’, indicates that the remote socket should listen on all interfaces.
    
    If *`bind_address`* is left empty, TCP listening sockets on the server will be bound to the loopback interface only.
    
    Specifying a remote *`bind_address`* will only succeed if the server's [GatewayPorts](https://man.openbsd.org/sshd_config.5#GatewayPorts) option is enabled.</string>
	<key>Recover Profile</key>
	<string>Recover Tunnel</string>
	<key>Recover Profiles</key>
	<string>Recover Tunnels</string>
	<key>Remove Tags from Profiles</key>
	<string>Remove Tags from Tunnels</string>
	<key>Removes tags from profiles.</key>
	<string>Removes tags from tunnels.</string>
	<key>Sync profiles and tags across your Mac, iPad and iPhone.</key>
	<string>Sync tunnels and tags across your Mac computers.</string>
	<key>Sync profiles between all of your iPhone, iPad and Mac computers</key>
	<string>Sync tunnels between all of your Mac computers</string>
	<key>The profiles that tags will be added to.</key>
	<string>The tunnels that tags will be added to.</string>
	<key>The profiles that tags will be removed from.</key>
	<string>The tunnels that tags will be removed from.</string>
	<key>The profiles that will be deleted.</key>
	<string>The tunnels that will be deleted.</string>
	<key>The profiles that will be exported.</key>
	<string>The tunnels that will be exported.</string>
	<key>The tags that will be added to profiles.</key>
	<string>The tags that will be added to tunnels.</string>
	<key>The tags that will be removed from the profiles.</key>
	<string>The tags that will be removed from the tunnels.</string>
	<key>This profile contains privileged ssh directives, you must install Codinn Store version before connecting: %@</key>
	<string>This tunnel contains privileged ssh directives, you must install Codinn Store version before connecting: %@</string>
	<key>Trash Profile</key>
	<string>Trash Tunnel</string>
	<key>Trash Profiles</key>
	<string>Trash Tunnels</string>
	<key>Unpin Profile</key>
	<string>Unpin Tunnel</string>
	<key>Unpin Profiles</key>
	<string>Unpin Tunnels</string>
	<key>Whether or not to replace profiles that already exist.</key>
	<string>Whether or not to replace tunnels that already exist.</string>
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