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    • DavidThune
      DavidThune last edited by

      Can someone help me with port forwarding my duet wifi so I can access it away from home. I would like to shut it down if I see a failed print on my web cam. I believe I have already set up the forwarding to port 80 on my router using the ip address given to the duet in the router settings. Yougetsignal.com also confirms the port is open. How do I access the web control after I have forwarded the port? Do I type my router IP address into the web browser search bar?
      Thanks in advance for the help.

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      • number40fan
        number40fan last edited by

        Whatismyip.com

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        • fcwilt
          fcwilt last edited by

          If possible you should map a port number for remote access to the internal port of 80.

          For example mapping 9080 to 80.

          Then from your browser you would use the WAN address of your router for access along with the external port number

          Something like 111.222.333.444:9080

          Printers: A FT-5 with the 713 upgrade bits. A custom MarkForged style. A small Utilmaker style and a CoreXY from kits. Various hotends. Using Duets (2 and 3) running 3.4.1

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          • strips
            strips last edited by

            You are aware of the security implications when opening up port 80 to the public?

            I would strongly suggest SSH tunneling, VPN or a reverse proxy with auth.

            Ender 5 Plus, E3D Bigbox Dual

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