The Remote Tunneling functionality allows TCP connections to BAS global controllers (Ex. Niagara Workstation or browser access to web API).
- In Connect, choose the Configuration Explorer
icon. - From the tree, choose Agents.
- Right-click on the agent name and choose Properties.
Choose the Remote Tunnel tab.
- Mark Enable Remote Tunnel.
- Enter the IP address of the global controller.
- Enter the communication ports. For example, ports 4911 and 80 would give access for the secured Niagara Station via Fox Protocol 4911 and the standard http://127.0.0.1:80 from an internet browser. These ports could be used to hit a variety of TCP communications including the Niagara platform, utilizing unsecured port 5011, or utilizing a browser to access secured https://127.0.0.1:443 etc.
- Choose the Home
icon, choose the Agent, and then choose Restart.
- In Connect, choose the Configuration Explorer
icon. - From the tree, choose Agents.
Right-click on the agent name and choose Properties.
- Choose the Remote Tunnel tab.
- Choose Access Now.
- Choose OK.
- If utilizing Niagara Workbench, open work bench and open station at 127.0.0.1 (local host). Enter the port input in step 7.
- If using a web browser, enter the local host address with the port input in step 7, for example 127.0.0.1:80 would allow you to access the JACE or web API utilizing the standard Http port 80.