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Port Forwarding #55
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Most routers can do NAT to map a port to an address inside the network. But a better options would be to use a reverse proxy with SSL. Otherwise I wouldn't even think about opening a door from the outside... Anyway, this is not related to the device or ESPurna. |
Original comment by Matheus Telles (Bitbucket: matheustelles, GitHub: matheustelles): I tried to open a port to the espurna device ip, no success. On raspberry I can choose which port to access device on lan. On Openhab too, like "192.168.x.x:8080/openhab.app". |
ESPurna is listening on port 80, do you mean you'd like to choose the port it uses? |
Original comment by Matheus Telles (Bitbucket: matheustelles, GitHub: matheustelles): Yes! So I set one different port for each ESPurna device. |
No problem, that could be configurable, but you can map different ports in your router to port 80 of different addresses in your network. |
Option added to version 1.6.3 |
Removing milestone: 1.7.0 (automated comment) |
Originally reported by: Matheus Telles (Bitbucket: matheustelles, GitHub: matheustelles)
Hi Xose,
There is some way to assign some port on lan to each espurna device? So would be good for remote access of the web portal and change some settings. When I install a raspberry on a client and he report some bug, I can access the device remotely through ddns and check if it's everything ok.
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