I am currently in the process of helping a couple guys get up and running. I am realizing it would be a lot more convenient if I could access the cockpit from my location versus driving 30 mins every time we need to make a small adjustment. I am assuming this is possible somehow but have been unable to find exactly how to accomplish this. I do realize there are security implications and want to point out that I will not be leaving them in this configuration. Just trying to do so for a short period of time.
Cockpit is designed to be run over the Internet. Just make sure all OS users have strong passwords. Allow or NAT port 9090 into the system and it should “just work”.
To put it more simply, forward port 9090 TCP (not both) to the Pi/server internal IP address
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Thanks that worked awesome
Now I have another issue. I can not get access to Allmon from outside the LAN no matter what I try. I can get into admin side at publicip:9090. If I go to publicip:80 it brings up the dashboard with all 3 options. Clicking on the node links icon gives me a time out and error loading page.
If I try publicip/allmon3 I also get error loading page.
If I go to 192.168.4.100/allmon3 everything works
Anyone have any ideas on this?
Did you forward 443?
I didn’t realize I needed to forward 443 as well. That appears to have fixed the issue. Thanks a bunch guys.
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