Now I understand, thanks!
Will try the public ip and wait for the new feature implementation.

Detail describe my network setup: I purchased the public server (google cloud) and a domain name, domain name link to this server ip, then installed ngrok server on it. I installed ngrok client in my home network and created the tunnel: http://dash.my domain name.com:9091 -> 192.168.1.11:9091(my ...

I will try your public IP address suggestion. My domoticz and dashticz are on the same Raspberry Pi. I think by setting domoticz_ip to local 192.168.1.xxx, dashticz is able to talk to domoticz server, I doubt if it need to route to external network connections through ngrok tunnel and end up ...

My home network doesn't have public IP address, so I use ngrok to setup the tunnel connection so that I can access my home network domoticz server where ever I have internet access with my mobile, laptop etc. I used to setup ngrok tunnel and used web brower to visit domoticz page directly and use ...

Installed latest Dashticz beta on RaspberryPi 3B and working well in my lan network Setup the ngrok tunnel to allow external access to my RaspberryPi. I used http://dash.mydnsname.com:9091 to access the apache web server. With this address, apache default page shows successfully. But as I try http ...

yes, it is working now.

No I didn't. That is it! A tiny thing took me hours yet to figure out, Thanks!

I have setup a switch in domoticz and want to use curl in a bash file with domoticz API to control switch. bash command is this: curl http://192.168.1.205:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=134&switchcmd=On the domoticz API: http://192.168.1.205:8080/json.htm?type=command&param ...