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Ports

Starting a server on a device makes it appear on your localhost at the same port - no manual tunnels.

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How to
  1. Start a server. Any port on the device - say a dev server on 5173.
  2. Find it. Settings → Connections → Port forwarding lists it.
  3. Mirror it. On a client machine, flip the switch on to map it to your localhost.
  4. Open it. The open button launches it in your browser.
Port manager

mirrors the device’s listening ports to your machine automatically - start a server on the device and it appears on your localhost at the same port. On the device itself ports are local; on a client machine the agent forwards them over SSH and you get a global enable / disable.

The This device tab lists everything listening locally. Every row has Open and a Stop action: containers are stopped, plain processes are terminated after a confirmation. System services and the agent itself can never be stopped from here.

Keeping the origin on localhost also keeps OAuth callbacks and cookies working, which a raw LAN address would break.

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