RPort

RPort

RPort is an all-in-one remote management suite.

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RPort remote management of any IT-infrastructure - free and open-source Manage Windows, Linux, and any IoT device from one central console. Securely log into remote systems behind firewalls and without fixed IP addresses. https://rport.io
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Wolfram Alkowski
Easy to use. No data is shared with external companies. I can manage all my systems - Windows and Linux, from a central place. And the best: It's free. I'll kick out Teamviewer soon. It works tons better for headless Linux systems where I just need a SSH log in like all other solution I've seen. The project is still young, but they announced 2F. Awesome.
Wolfram Alkowski
This new software has a big potential to become a serious competitor of Teamviewer, Anydesk and all the others RMM tools. The first and only true open-source option I know.
Jonathan Williams
The installation on my tiny DO instance took 10 minutes and now it runs flawlessly. I can log in to all my systems and I don't need to care about port forwardings on the router. The UI is nice and gives a good overview. Perfect for MSPs.
Susanne Weiss
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Secure and free alternative to the market leader. Feature rich and lean UI. Self-hosting the remote management server gives me a lot of security. I exited about the 2FA feature announced. The remote Login to Windows and Linux works like a charm. Well done. Kudos to the developers. Software made in Potsdam. 🚀 😻
Nicholas Thiede
The cloud installer is really slick: one click and the server was set up in 2 min. The tool looks like a hidden gem. First tool I tried that combines remote access and automation for all operating systems. Runs perfectly on my Win, Linux and even MIPS devices.
Neels Van
A lot of of my customers have IT networks that contain both Linux and Windows-based equipment. Since discovering Rport, I can now manage all network equipment from one interface. And as a bonus, it's super easy and quick to install.