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*Note: `config.conf` also has a `whitelist` array, which you can use in the same way, but this array will be ignored if `whitelist.txt` exists.* *Note: `config.conf` also has a `whitelist` array, which you can use in the same way, but this array will be ignored if `whitelist.txt` exists.*
### 2. Connecting to ST from a remote device ### 2. Getting the IP for the ST host machine
After the whitelist has been setup, to connect over wifi you'll need the IP of the ST-hosting device. After the whitelist has been setup, you'll need the IP of the ST-hosting device.
If the ST-hosting device is on the same wifi network, you will point your remote device's browser to the ST-host's internal wifi IP: If the ST-hosting device is on the same wifi network, you will use the ST-host's internal wifi IP:
* For Windows: windows button > type `cmd.exe` in the search bar > type `ipconfig` in the console, hit Enter > look for `IPv4` listing. * For Windows: windows button > type `cmd.exe` in the search bar > type `ipconfig` in the console, hit Enter > look for `IPv4` listing.
If you (or someone else) wants to connect to your hosted ST while not being on the same network, you will need the public IP of your ST-hosting device. If you (or someone else) wants to connect to your hosted ST while not being on the same network, you will need the public IP of your ST-hosting device.
While using the ST-hosting device, access [this page](https://whatismyipaddress.com/) and look for for `IPv4`. This is what you would use to connect from the remote device. * While using the ST-hosting device, access [this page](https://whatismyipaddress.com/) and look for for `IPv4`. This is what you would use to connect from the remote device.
### 3. Connect the remote device to the ST host machine.
Whatever IP you ended up with for your situation, you will put that IP address and port number into the remote device's web browser.
A typical address for an ST host on the same wifi network would look like:
`http://192.168.0.5:8000`
Use http:// NOT https://
### Opening your ST to all IPs ### Opening your ST to all IPs