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    • Install the RPort Server
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        • Use push on mobile for 2FA
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    • Connecting Clients
    • Using the remote access
      • Creating tunnels
        • VNC via browser
      • RDP via Browser
      • Open SSH from the browser
      • Scp,sftp through a tunnel
    • Renaming and tagging of clients
    • Organize clients with groups
    • Activate the vault
    • Manage users and permissions
  • 🗣️NEED HELP?
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      • Attributes file path not set
      • Recover lost passwords
      • Client is not connecting
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  • 🔦DIGGING DEEPER
    • Using the API
      • Create client credentials
    • RPort Technology Explained
    • Commands and Scripts
      • Executing commands
      • Executing scripts
      • Tacoscript
    • The scheduler
    • File copy and reception
    • Client Configuration Options
      • Supervision of OS updates
      • Script and command execution
    • Advanced client management
      • Install the RPort client manually
      • Uninstall the RPort client
      • Run with SELinux
    • Server Maintenance
      • Monitoring of RPortd
      • Updating RPort
      • Backing up the rport server
      • Renewing certificates
    • FAQ
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RDP via Browser

Use the browser to access the remote desktop

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Last updated 1 year ago

Starting with RPort-Server 0.6.0 the Guacamole Server and a pure JavaScript client is included into the RPort server. You directly connect to a remote desktop or terminal server from your browser. No desktop app is needed.

Using RDP via browser, your RDP connection fully encrypted.

Remote Desktop in the browser

Sensitive data such as username and password are always transferred encrypted and directly passed through to the remote systems. No data is stored on the RPort server, not even temporary.

If you have upgraded your RPort server from an older version, you might need to install the Guacamole proxy manually. We provide tiny Debian/Ubuntu packages for fast and easy resolving of the dependency.

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