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I am trying to deploy a Substrate solo node on my server and access it remotely using the Polkadot.js front-end. I have followed the instructions in the Substrate documentation and have successfully deployed the node on my server. I can access the node using the Substrate command-line interface, but I am having trouble accessing it using the Polkadot.js front-end.

When I try to connect to the node using the front-end from a remote location, I get an error message saying that the connection was refused.

Can someone please provide step-by-step instructions for configuring the Polkadot.js front-end to connect to a Substrate solo node running on a remote server? I would appreciate any help or guidance on this issue.

Thanks in advance!

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First, add these flags to your boot command: --unsafe-ws-external --rpc-cors all.

Then, open your browser:

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Note, these settings are only recommended for using in dev/local testnet. As you see, it's unsafe.

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