September release is underway

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We are planning the next release or our remote access and remote management software, RPort. RPort is open-source, giving you full freedom and maximum security.

What's new in the September release?

  • Role-based access to resources based on user groups.
  • Supervision of pending OS-updates for Windows and Linux
  • Faster execution of even complex scripts (bash or PowerShell) on single clients or groups of clients
  • The cloud installer enables secure two-factor authentication by default.
  • Extended inventory of connected devices, including many details about the running operating system
  • Folders to organize scripts for re-use on repetitive tasks
  • First beta-release of the RPort command line utility
  • Integrated help option
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