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yes, that's right, but what you are doing is accessing an HTTPS Server and not an HTTP server. I tested accessing the HTTP Server using Postman and it kept complaining that I am trying to send HTTP requests to an HTTPS server. I would use an HTTPS request, but my connected device can only send HTTP requests. I tried as well as you said to use port 1880 by using a node Red node enabling the creation of HTTP servers on custom ports (such as 1880) and you can do that on Node-Red when it doesn't run on the ctrlX, but when trying to the same on the ctrlX the HTTP server on port 1880 cannot be created (on any custom port). Is it possible to create an app that opens an HTTP server on the ctrlX and then writes the data on the data layer, then I would be able to access the data through the data layer node on node-Red? Or is it not possible, due to security reasons?   ... View more

yes, thats the standard. But the virtual ctrlX is running on port 8443 and node-red is running on the ctrlX using page "node-red". Ending up with the URL https://127.0.0.1:8443/node-red/. So when creating an HTTP server on Node-Red it has a URL https://127.0.0.1:8443/node-red/HTTP-Server. I do not know how I can set it up to run on port 1880 as you mentioned? Do you have any suggestion how I can do that? ... View more

Hello Thank you for your reply. When I do that i disconnect the vpn. The port forwarding is active, but why should I add port 1880, i don't really get it. So regarding the HTTP request I am simply using the standard Node-Red node http in, where the URL is relative to node-red it looks like: URL: 127.0.0.1:8443/node-red/input When I try sending HTTP Posts through Postman I get the error that I am trying to send HTTP request to an HTTPS server. The Node-Red flow is really simple it cosists only of http in node and http response node with status code 200.   ... View more

Hello Oliver, thank you for your reply. Your solution worked 😀  !! kind regards, Mohamed ... View more