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ngrok http 3000 And not ngrok http 8080 or ngrok http 80, since your default port is 3000 and not 8080 or 80, except if you eventually change it to another port This should open up a GUI on the terminal, that shows all the network statistics and publicly accessible urls for the local server instance
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I'm pretty new in Ngrok I always got warning about abuse It's just annoying, that I wanted to test measure of my site but the endpoint it's get into the browser warning How to send an [ngrok-skip-
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When I start an HTTP tunnel, ngrok automatically starts forwarding on both HTTP and HTTPS Is there a way to only start one of them?
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Based on Ngrok documentation You are attempting to run --scheme http on your agent using a domain that only supports https All of the app and dev domains are HSTS or "HTTP Strict Transport Security" domains
- Exposing localhost to the internet via tunneling (using ngrok): HTTP . . .
Then I found ngrok, and apparently I don't need to connect via the IP What I am trying to do is expose my website running on localhost to the internet I found a tool that will do this: ngrok Running the website in visual studio, the website starts up on localhost port# I run the command "ngrok http port#" in the command line
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To forward to http you need to use the scheme flag as follows: ngrok http --scheme=http 4545 --host-header=localhost:4545 This will specify to ngrok to forward to http and it the endpoint produced will be http not https
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