Welcome to Openport’s documentation!

Openport is a cloud-based port forwarding service. It allows you to connect to a port on your machine from the internet.

Contents

• Usage
  • Installation
  • Sharing a port
  • Linking a key to your account
  • Rotating a key
  • Extra options
  • Http forwarding
  • Volatile ports
  • Files used
  • Restarting after a reboot: Windows
  • Restarting after a reboot: Linux & MacOS
• HTTP forwarding
  • Home Assistant
  • Requirements
  • Is the address stable?
  • Headers seen by your application
  • Access control
  • Custom domains
• Bring your own domain
  • Setting it up
  • DNS requirements
  • Bringing your own certificate
  • End-to-end encryption without a domain
  • Notes
• Release notes
  • Latest Version
  • Previous Versions
• User Zone
  • Key Groups
• API
  • Sessions
  • Keys
  • Open-For-IP Link Clicks
  • Server Nodes
• Build from Source
• Latency
• Recipes
  • Remote access to Home Assistant
  • Automating the installation
  • Creating a forward tunnel
  • Forward to another server
  • Forwarding UDP
  • Sharing a file
  • Testing facebook buttons
  • Using openport with nodejs
  • Blocking keys
  • Running a command on all devices
• Known limitations
  • Http forwarding
  • UDP
• Security
  • Brute Force
  • IP link protection
• FAQ
  • Enable remote access to your Mac
  • Stopping a session
  • Is it safe
  • Shares not restarting on CentOS
  • Why open source
• Contacting support
• About Us