Remote Access
When you can’t reach OpenChamber from your phone or another machine, the fix depends on how you’re connecting.
Check the basics first
- open
http://localhost:3000on the same computer first — if that fails, it’s not a remote problem; see OpenCode connection - confirm the server is running with
openchamber status
Tunnel link doesn’t work
- run
openchamber tunnel status --all - restart the tunnel from the same instance and port
- regenerate the connect link if the previous one was already used
See Tunnels for the full setup.
Remote instance won’t connect (desktop)
When a remote instance stalls, OpenChamber names the step that failed:
- auth — your SSH or UI password was rejected; re-enter it
- install / start — OpenChamber couldn’t set up or start the server on the remote machine; check that machine’s requirements
- forwarding — the connection is up but the port isn’t reaching you; try a different local port
Behind your own server
If you put OpenChamber behind a reverse proxy and it loads oddly or won’t connect, see Reverse Proxy.
Related
- Tunnels · Remote Instances · Reverse Proxy
- Security — protect the UI before exposing it