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Zefau
Connect jarvis over Internet / Cloud (Fernzugriff)
Currently jarvis can only be used inside the LAN oder via VPN. The possibility to use jarvis outside of the local network would be a big improvement. Users with an iobroker.pro license could then use jarvis everywhere.
@Zefau I'm not sure about your plans for earning money with jarvis, but I see potential for monetize this feature. I would definatelly pay for it. What do you think?
I really like to idea of a connection outside the local network and also of a monetization. Obviously the first goal is to create a sufficient user basis to make the previous effort worth.
What's the current status of "fernzugriff" feature? Or is there any existent way to open Jarvis from an app or via internet ?
I use the intigrated VPN from my FritzBox. I have created a bookmark for Jarvis at my iPhone and added the bookmark to the iPhone destkop. If i have activated the VPN at my phone, i can connect to Jarvis with this bookmark.
I use the intigrated VPN from my FritzBox. I have created a bookmark for Jarvis at my iPhone and added the bookmark to the iPhone destkop. If i have activated the VPN at my phone, i can connect to Jarvis with this bookmark.
same as I do, but I thought there should be a integrated version? thats just a workaround...
thats just a workaround...
In my opinion this is the only way to do it if you care about your network and security. Exposing any such services directly to the internet is careless at its best and everyone doing it sooner or later deserves the "cryptocurrency-mining-bot-net-member-of-the-month" award.
Edit: Of course @Zefau could "quickly" code some services like NGROK or Cloudflare Zero Trust and offer a direct access via such a system. Otherwise my personal opinion is to rather concentrate on a great UI and never touch anything which involves exposing local services to the www.
I currently use vis and I have it exposued to the itnernet via reverseProxy and secured with a client cert. I was about to evaluate to switch to something more modern and had a look at jarvis. However, that issue kills it for me.
after a while of usage, I am fine with the VPN version. I am using jarvis very rarely via remote. So that absolutely ok.
I currently use vis and I have it exposued to the itnernet via reverseProxy
Let me take a wild stab: The reverse proxy is running in your local net behind your router?
You can configure Jarvis with reverse proxy on port 8400. That shouldn't be a problem?