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+{
+	"label": "Guests",
+	"position": 12
+}
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+---
+sidebar_label: 'General Info'
+sidebar_position: 1
+---
+
+# Guests
+The guests feature allows you to share your configs with other users by giving them access to a limited set of features on your OpenBullet 2 instance. This is useful when you want to share your configs with someone who will be able to use them but not modify them.
+
+:::info INFO
+To allow other people to connect to your OpenBullet 2 instance, you need to open the port 5000 on your firewall and forward it to your machine. You can also use a service like [ngrok](https://ngrok.com/) to expose your local instance to the internet, which also allows you to use HTTPS. You can read more [here](https://discourse.openbullet.dev/t/your-openbullet-online/925).
+:::
+
+:::warning WARNING
+Before you expose your instance to the internet, you **MUST** enable the *Require admin login* setting in the *Settings > Security* section to prevent unauthorized access to your instance. If you don't do this, anyone will be able to access your instance without any authentication. Also, make sure to set a strong password for the admin account.
+:::
+
+## What can guests do?
+Guest users **WILL** be able to
+- Import and manage their own proxies
+- Import and manage their own wordlists
+- Create and start their own jobs
+- View and export their own hits
+
+Guest users **WILL NOT** be able to
+- View or download configs
+- Change the application settings
+
+## How to create a guest
+You can navigate to the *Guests* tab and create a new guest, providing:
+- A username
+- A password
+- An access expiration date, after which no more authentication tokens will be generated for that guest
+- Optionally, the allowed IP addresses
+
+:::warning WARNING
+Even if you set an expiration date, the guest will still be able to use any authentication tokens that have already been generated until they expire. You can configure the token expiration time in the Settings > Security section, named *Guest session lifetime*.
+:::
+
+## How to log in as a guest
+If you enabled the *Require admin login* setting, after you log out of the admin account (or open an incognito tab in your browser) you will be redirected to the login page. Here you can choose to log in as a guest by providing the guest username and password.
+
+![Guest login](/img/guests/guest_login.png)
+
+After logging in, you will see that only a few tabs are available in the sidebar.
+
+![Guest sidebar](/img/guests/guest_sidebar.png)
+
+Remember that guests can only access resources that they own, so they will not be able to see jobs, wordlists, proxies, or hits that belong to other users.
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 {
 	"label": "LoliCode",
-	"position": 12
+	"position": 13
 }
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