Task: Access the Web GUI Remotely

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The CodeSonar Web GUI can be accessed from many different computers if correctly configured. For this task, we assume that you want to access a hub running on machine A from machine B.

The remote access method will depend on the connection between machines A and B.

If machines A and B are on an TCP/IP network without firewalls or other connection blocking technologies between them:

Suppose machine A is called sparky and the hub is listening on port 7340.

Perform Task: Make a Hub Listen on All Interfaces.

Type http://sparky:7340 in your browser's address bar on machine B.

If there are firewalls, NATs, or other hindrances between machines A and B:

Suppose machine A is called sparky and the hub is listening on port 7340.

Either perform Task: ssh Tunnel to a Hub, or configure the firewall to allow connections to the hub.

Type http://sparky:7340 in your browser's address bar on machine B.