Remote Console Extension — AnyFileBackup

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This extension makes AnyFileBackup manageable remotely via a web browser from any computer connected to the internet or LAN.

Remote Console Options

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Access

enables or disables access to AnyFileBackup via remote console.

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HTTP port

a local port number through which the Remote Console can be accessed from a web browser. It can be any port that is not in use on a computer where AnyFileBackup is installed. By default the port number is 18440.

▪	Allowed connections

a number of users that can remotely manage AnyFileBackup at the same time.

Accessing AnyFileBackup Remotely

▪	User account

A user connecting remotely to AnyFileBackup must have an account with AnyFileBackup Account Manager. This user's account must have the 'Remote Access' option enabled.

▪	Web browser

To access AnyFileBackup with a web browser type:

▪	from LAN: http://[YOUR-COMPUTER-LAN-NAME]:[DESIGNATED-HTTP-PORT]

Example: http://backup-server:18440

▪	from the internet: http://[EXTERNAL-IP-ADDRESS]:[DESIGNATED-HTTP-PORT]

Example: http://111.222.111.222:18440

▪	Firewall and router settings

in your firewall or router settings an external port shall be mapped to an internal IP address and port of a computer where AnyFileBackup with the Remote Console extension is installed. The protocol should be TCP (UDP is not supported). Please see the example below.

In this example:

▪	'Service Port': an external port accessible from the internet

▪	'IP Address': an IP address of a computer where AnyFileBackup with the Remote Console extension is installed

▪	'Internal Port': a port of a computer where AnyFileBackup with the Remote Console extension is installed

▪	'Protocol': a protocol which is used to access a computer where AnyFileBackup with the Remote Console extension is installed. It should be TCP.

VIRTUAL SERVERS

Server Port: 5000

Internal Port: 18440

IP Address: 192.168.1.200

Protocol: TCP

Status: Enabled

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