> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.termius.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.termius.com/organize-and-connect-to-hosts.md).

# Organize and connect to hosts

- [Connecting to a server](https://docs.termius.com/organize-and-connect-to-hosts/connecting-to-a-server.md): This page covers the different ways to connect to a server in Termius, including SSH, Mosh, Telnet, Serial, SFTP, and the Local Terminal.
- [Managing files with SFTP](https://docs.termius.com/organize-and-connect-to-hosts/managing-files-with-sftp.md): This page explains how to use SFTP in Termius to browse, transfer, and manage files across local and remote systems, with guidance for both desktop and mobile workflows.
- [Port forwarding and tunneling](https://docs.termius.com/organize-and-connect-to-hosts/port-forwarding-and-tunneling.md): This page explains how to set up and manage SSH port forwarding in Termius, including local, remote, and dynamic tunneling.
- [Groups and tags](https://docs.termius.com/organize-and-connect-to-hosts/groups-and-tags.md): This page explains the concept of groups in Termius and how groups and tags can help you organize your hosts.
- [Session logs](https://docs.termius.com/organize-and-connect-to-hosts/session-logs.md): This page explains how Termius records terminal sessions, where they're stored, and how Bookmarks let you keep important sessions long-term.


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