WebThings Gateway
Access local WebThings Gateway from the internet
Steps to access local WebThings Gateway from the internet
Step 1: Download LocalXpose
Windows
Linux
MacOS
Docker
Step 2:
Start your WebThings Gateway server (e.g.
http://localhost:8080)
Step 3: Run LocalXpose form your terminal and point it to your WebThings Gateway local address.
$ loclx tunnel http --to http://localhost:8080
This command will generate a publicly accessible address (e.g.
https://webthings.loclx.io)
that you can use to access your WebThings Gateway server.Access your infrastructure securely without configuring the cloud
LocalXpose will create a secure tunnel to your network, so you can focus on your most important work.
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An open platform for monitoring and controlling devices over the web
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