Question BioTime 9.5 via ZeroTier or TailScale - - - Cannot Login (Forbidden Request) ?

[ScyberMhaster]

I installed BioTime 9.5 into a PC, and the same with ZeroTier. I can access the login page (e.g. 192.168.192.10:443), but it says "Forbidden Request." Therefore, I cannot log in. Even if I use ZeroTier or TailScale, it shows the same. However, on a local network, not via a VPN, I can access BioTime 9.5 with no problems.

The firewall is already off, and ports 80 / 443 are open on the server. I want to access the system whenever I am away.

 

[Ralston18]

BioTime:

As in some Biometric attendance system?

And you wish to show that you are "there" when actually somewhere else?

More information needed.

 

[kerberos_20]

I can access the login page (e.g. 192.168.192.10:443), but it says "Forbidden Request." Therefore, I cannot log in. Even if I use ZeroTier or TailScale, it shows the same. However, on a local network, not via a VPN, I can access BioTime 9.5 with no problems.

that 192.x.x.x would be local network IP adress
if you need to access from outside your LAN network, you do need to provide wan/man or public IP adress, not your local IP, google "whats my IP" to fid your public IP

 

[ScyberMhaster]

BioTime:

As in some Biometric attendance system?

And you wish to show that you are "there" when actually somewhere else?

More information needed.

Hi sir, yes, it's a Biometric Attendance System, installed on a PC in the company, connected to the biometrics device via LAN.

2. Yes sir, that I will be accessing the local IP of the Server PC via ZeroTier or TailScale.

The actual local IP of the server PC is 192.168.110.204.

When I configure it with ZeroTier, it was given an IP of 192.168.192.100.

Which, I can access anywhere - outside the LAN or in my house via ZeroTier / TailScale.

 

[cruisetung]

It must be that BioTimes has allowed IP range settings, which you have to configure correctly.

 

[Ralston18]

@ScyberMhaster

Regarding:

" it's a Biometric Attendance System, installed on a PC in the company, connected to the biometrics device via LAN."

[My underline.]

Have you discussed your requirement with the company's IT staff?