RPort remote access and remote management
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RPort is an open-source, MIT-licensed client-server tool for remote access and management of heterogeneous IT environments (Windows, Linux, macOS) using secure reverse tunnels. It provides a web-based dashboard, CLI and REST API to open tunneled SSH/RDP/VNC/HTTP and other TCP connections, run scripts/commands centrally, automate recurring tasks (updates, inventory, configuration), and collect monitoring and logging data; the server can be self-hosted or installed via an automated installer.
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