> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kb.openrport.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started.md).

# GETTING STARTED

- [Install the RPort Server](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/install-the-rport-server.md)
- [Install on-premises](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/install-the-rport-server/install-on-premises.md): Learn how to install the rport server inside your intranet on your own (virtual) server.
- [Install RPort on any virgin cloud VM](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/install-the-rport-server/install-rport-on-any-virgin-cloud-vm.md): Learn how to install the RPort server on any public cloud-based virtual machine.
- [Enable two factor authentication](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/install-the-rport-server/enable-two-factor-authentication.md): Add an extra layer of security to your account
- [Use push on mobile for 2FA](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/install-the-rport-server/enable-two-factor-authentication/use-push-on-mobile-for-2fa.md): Use the Pushover app to receive one-time tokens
- [Use TOTP](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/install-the-rport-server/enable-two-factor-authentication/use-totp.md): Learn how to use any rfc6238 compliant token generator, e.g. Google or Microsoft authenticator
- [Connecting Clients](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/connecting-clients.md): Connect client for remote management
- [Using the remote access](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/using-the-remote-access.md): Log in to any server from everywhere via SSH or Remote Desktop
- [Creating tunnels](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/using-the-remote-access/creating-tunnels.md): Get access to any remote TCP port
- [VNC via browser](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/using-the-remote-access/creating-tunnels/vnc-via-browser.md): Use the browser for VNC connections
- [RDP via Browser](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/using-the-remote-access/rdp-via-browser.md): Use the browser to access the remote desktop
- [Open SSH from the browser](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/using-the-remote-access/open-ssh-from-the-browser.md): Learn how to open SSH connections directly from the browser
- [Scp,sftp through a tunnel](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/using-the-remote-access/scp-sftp-through-a-tunnel.md): Learn how to copy files through a tunnel using scp or sftp
- [Renaming and tagging of clients](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/renaming-and-tagging-of-clients.md): Change clients names and add more tags
- [Organize clients with groups](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/organize-clients-with-groups.md)
- [Activate the vault](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/activate-the-vault.md)
- [Manage users and permissions](https://kb.openrport.io/getting-started/manage-users-and-permissions.md)


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