RPort
Remote management of computers behind firewalls
RPort is an open-source remote management solution that lets you access and control servers and desktops behind firewalls. It provides tunnels, scripting, and a web UI.
Key features
- Remote access behind firewalls
- On-demand tunnels
- Script execution at scale
- Web management UI
Strengths
- Released under the GPL-3.0 license
- First-class Docker support for quick deployment
- Written in Go
- Tiny footprint — runs in 256 MB RAM
RPort replaces
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- RPort vs Headscale
- RPort vs Sunshine
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- RPort vs NPS
- RPort vs JumpServer
- RPort vs Algo VPN
- RPort vs NetBird
- RPort vs WG-Easy
- RPort vs localtunnel
- RPort vs Chisel
- RPort vs rathole
- RPort vs bore
- RPort vs RustDesk Server
- RPort vs GOST
- RPort vs MeshCentral
- RPort vs Remotely
- RPort vs zrok
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- RPort vs Apache Guacamole
- RPort vs pgrok
- RPort vs Aspia
- RPort vs tunnelmole
- RPort vs frp-panel
- RPort vs boringproxy
- RPort vs Apache Guacamole Lite
- RPort vs gTunnel
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