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eamonn hat geschrieben:
I can't figure out how to connect my webvisu on my raspberry pi 3 model B to the internet.
It works on the local network but it wont go beyond it.
anyone know how to access it through the internet from anywhere?
1) You'll need to set IP address of the Raspberry Pi 3 to static (e.g. 192.168.1.123) on your home network.
2) Set up port forwarding on your router (read router manual)
3) Recommend setting up dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) in case you don't have static IP address
For example, your internet service provider AT&T assigns you IP address of 27.28.29.30. This is your WAN IP, so you'll need to connect to your LAN IPs (e.g. 192.168.1.X) via port forwarding. Since web visualization runs on port 8080 (e.g. 192.168.1.123:8080/webvisu.htm), make sure to forward that port. After you've done this, you can type in 27.28.29.30:8080/webvisu.htm and should be able to see the visualization.
By setting up DDNS, a hostname is linked to your IP address instead. For example, you can type in http://eamonn.ddns.net:8080/webvisu.htm instead of 27.28.29.30:8080/webvisu.htm
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I can't figure out how to connect my webvisu on my raspberry pi 3 model B to the internet.
It works on the local network but it wont go beyond it.
anyone know how to access it through the internet from anywhere?
1) You'll need to set IP address of the Raspberry Pi 3 to static (e.g. 192.168.1.123) on your home network.
2) Set up port forwarding on your router (read router manual)
3) Recommend setting up dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) in case you don't have static IP address
For example, your internet service provider AT&T assigns you IP address of 27.28.29.30. This is your WAN IP, so you'll need to connect to your LAN IPs (e.g. 192.168.1.X) via port forwarding. Since web visualization runs on port 8080 (e.g. 192.168.1.123:8080/webvisu.htm), make sure to forward that port. After you've done this, you can type in 27.28.29.30:8080/webvisu.htm and should be able to see the visualization.
By setting up DDNS, a hostname is linked to your IP address instead. For example, you can type in http://eamonn.ddns.net:8080/webvisu.htm instead of 27.28.29.30:8080/webvisu.htm