jugglucoserver

Juggluco/webserver.html

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 unset &quot;Local only&quot; in Left menu-&gt;Settings -&gt; Web
 server, you can also use it from other hosts on your home network by
 replacing <i>localhost</i> or <i>127.0.0.1</i> with the IP of the
-phone. If <i>Use SSL</i> is set, you can replace http://localhost
-with https://ahostname:aport. Whereby &quot;<i>ahostname</i>&quot; is
-the hostname associated with the SSL certificate and &quot;<i>aport&quot;</i>
-is the &quot;<i>SSL Port</i>&quot; in left menu-&gt;Settings-&gt;Web
-server.</p>
+phone. If <i>Use SSL</i> is set, you can replace
+<i>http://localhost:17580</i> with <i>https://ahostname:aport.
+W</i>hereby &quot;<i>ahostname</i>&quot; is the hostname associated
+with the SSL certificate and &quot;<i>aport&quot;</i> is the port
+that your modem redirects to &quot;<i>SSL Port</i>&quot; (set in left
+menu-&gt;Settings-&gt;Web server) of your phone. Instead of Juggluco
+on a phone, you can also use <a href="https://www.juggluco.nl/Juggluco/cmdline/index.html">Juggluco
+server</a>.</p>
 <h3 class="western">Juggluco web server</h3>
 <p>Starting with Juggluco 7.1.0 exactly the same data as can be
 exported in Juggluco with Left middle menu-&gt;Export, can also be