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1, Install Ngrok/oray or any NAT app on the router.
2, Forward Circuitpython device port 80 to the public internet port 8333 .
3, Access NAT domin (ex: 84c5df439d74.ngrok-free.dev:8333) from the public internet.
4, After I see the Welcome page, click the full code editor.
Description
In the code editor, it shows my devices can not be connected. But both welcome page and file browser work fine. I guess maybe the reason is repl in full code editor use another port to connect? Most of free NAT support only 1 port access.
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Hmm, tricky one. So it sounds like you're trying to port-forward your device and update it remotely. I think that may not be possible due to a combination of CORS and CircuitPython not handling HTTPS.
CircuitPython Version
Workflow(s)
WEB
Browser(s)
Console Log
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Steps
1, Install Ngrok/oray or any NAT app on the router.
2, Forward Circuitpython device port
80
to the public internet port8333
.3, Access NAT domin (ex:
84c5df439d74.ngrok-free.dev:8333
) from the public internet.4, After I see the Welcome page, click the
full code editor
.Description
In the code editor, it shows my devices can not be connected. But both welcome page and file browser work fine. I guess maybe the reason is
repl
infull code editor
use another port to connect? Most of free NAT support only 1 port access.Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: