Explore the installation and configuration of RPort, an open-source remote machine management system for Linux. Learn how to set up the RPort server, install dependencies, configure the server URL, access the web UI, adjust settings, manage client machines, create tunnels, use remote desktop functionality, and add new clients. Gain insights into this self-hosted solution for remote monitoring and access, with step-by-step guidance and practical demonstrations throughout the tutorial.
RPort - An Open Source, Self Hosted Remote Machine Management System Running on Linux
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to RPort
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Installing RPort Server
Install Dependencies Curl, WGet, Git
Setup our FQDN URL for the Server
First Access to our Server Web UI
RPort Settings
Dealing with Client Machines in RPort Server
Creating a Connection Tunnel to a Client
Remote Desktop RDP / VNC to Client Machines
Adding a new client machine to RPort
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