HardMon 2.3 introduces a built-in Web Server Monitoring Engine that enables real-time hardware monitoring directly through a web browser.

This feature allows users to access system statistics such as CPU, GPU, memory, storage, battery, and network usage remotely—either within a local network or over the internet.

Core Capabilities

• Real-Time Browser Monitoring
  • View live hardware data without opening the application interface.
• Embedded Lightweight Server
  • No installation or external dependencies required.
• Cross-Platform Access
  • Monitor from PC, smartphone, or tablet.
• Instant Local Access
  • Automatically available in local network after starting.

How to Start Web Server

1. Open HardMon
2. Navigate to: Web Server → Start Server
3. Server runs on default port: 8080

Access via browser: http://localhost:8080 or: http://[Your-Local-IP]:8080

Example: http://192.168.1.5:8080

Access from Public Network (Port Forwarding)

1.Configure Router (Port Forwarding)

• Login router (e.g. 192.168.1.1)
• Open Port Forwarding / NAT
• Add:
  • External Port: 8080
  • Internal IP: (your PC IP)
  • Internal Port: 8080
  • Protocol: TCP

2. Allow Firewall

• Open Windows Firewall
• Allow port 8080 (TCP)

3. Get Public IP

Search: what is my ip (on Google)

4. Access via Internet

http://[Your-Public-IP]:8080

Access from Public Network (Port Forwarding)

For users who do not want to configure router or port forwarding, HardMon fully supports tunneling via ngrok.

Ngrok creates a secure public URL that tunnels directly to your local HardMon server

How to Use NGROK

1. Download NGROK

• Visit: https://ngrok.com
• Download & extract

2. Setup NGROK

• Open Command Prompt:
  • ngrok config add-authtoken YOUR_TOKEN
• (Get token from your ngrok dashboard)

3. Start HardMon Web Server

• Open HardMon
• Click Web Server → Start Server

4. Run NGROK Tunnel

• ngrok http 8080

5. Get Public URL

• Ngrok will generate something like:
  • https://abc123.ngrok.io

Security Notice (IMPORTANT)

Exposing your monitoring server to the internet may reveal sensitive system information.

Recommendations:

• Avoid sharing public URLs carelessly
• Use NGROK for temporary access
• Consider adding authentication in future versions
• Change default port if using port forwarding

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