# Hosting node red

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**Created:** [2 February 2023 05:23 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/hosting-node-red/74582 "2023-02-02T05:23:52Z")\
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**Post date:** [2 February 2023 08:37 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/hosting-node-red/74582/6 "2023-02-02T08:37:20Z")

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> [@t4amit](#):
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> my all setup working hostname-I = public\_ip\_address:1880 is working in the raspberry pi

Have you seen this FAQ post for advice on how to safely access node-red over the internet.?

> [@Safely accessing Node-RED over the Internet](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/safely-accessing-node-red-over-the-internet/45024):
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> Update 2025-02-19 The best advice for most people doing home automation is still: Don't expose Node-RED to the outside world! Where you really have to have some outside access, keep it as hands-off and restricted as possible. For example, using a Telegram bot. Also keep it as minimal as possible, e.g. Don't expose the Editor - EVER! If you want to provide remote control of your heating or the precious plants in your greenhouse, provide explicit controls with strong limits. Don't expose ever…

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