some internet providers do not allow incoming requests (I’ve had those)

sometimes the ip address you are provided will change, so you have to monitor for that

there are outside services that provide for name mapping to an IP address,
and they provide api services to call and update the address associated with the name…
I use one of those, dyndns.org

First thing to try in my opinion is to make sure you have the whitelist format configured properly. User another computer, phone or whatever and add its IP address to the white list. Use it to connect to the mirror and make sure you can see the interface.

Once you’re sure you can correctly modify the whitelist, add the router’s IP address. Then configure your router to forward a port (any port will do) to the IP address of the mirror. This will vary by router brand, but with a little research you should be able to figure it out.

At that point, use a computer NOT on your network to hit your router’s external ip address at the port you specified. For example, if your router has received an external IP address of 104.236.171.165, you would want to use a computer outside your network and go to http://104.236.171.165:675 (or whatever port you had set up to forward to your mirror).

Good Morning, thanks for ur example but with the Router ip it dosend work and to give any Connection free it for Me not the right way, so can everybody See my mirror online and this is, i think not so good 😅

The default configuration is this:

var config = {
	ipWhitelist: ["127.0.0.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", "::ffff:172.17.0.1"]
};

In order to authorize connections from outside of the mirror itself, you need to add more IP addresses to the Whitelist. The first thing I would try is to add the IP address of your router. So if your router exists at 192.168.1.1, you would change the Whitelist to read:

var config = {
	ipWhitelist: ["127.0.0.1", "192.168.1.1", "::ffff:127.0.0.1", "::1", "::ffff:172.17.0.1"]
};

Substitute the IP address of your router as appropriate. If that doesn’t work, you can just delete everything in between the [ and ] in the above code and open your Mirror up to any connection.

Thanks for ur awnser.
Can u give Me a example please? I dont understand what u mean.

Hmm… I wonder if you can just add your router’s IP address to the list? That may be worth a try.

Is it Right When i Write my Domain in the whitelist?

If you have e.g. a FritzBox: these have their own ddns service but I’m not that common with that.

and in my comfig.js i add the Domain in address

What domain? Of course you need to take care of your IP whitelisting. Note that the IP you want to connect from can also change over time.