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3.OpenClaw WebChat Interaction
OpenClawWebChat Interaction
OpenClawWebChat InteractionDirect Access via VNCAccess from Other Hosts on the Local Network1. Modify OpenClaw configuration file to allow other devices on the internal network to access OpenClaw2. Start Gateway3. Get Access Token4. Establish SSH Tunnel on PC and Access
Direct Access via VNC
First, connect to the host terminal and enter:
openclaw gateway
Next, we need to get the OpenClaw access token. In another terminal, enter:
xxxxxxxxxxopenclaw dashboard
This command displays the token once, or you can find the ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json file where your token will be configured.
Connect to the board's system via VNC, then open a browser and enter the URL provided in the dashboard.
Access from Other Hosts on the Local Network
Common issue note: Please use the latest version of Edge or Chrome browser. Other browsers may encounter error 4008.
1. Modify OpenClaw configuration file to allow other devices on the internal network to access OpenClaw
xxxxxxxxxxopenclaw configHere we select according to the image below (use arrow keys to select, press Enter to confirm)

Except for the Token which can be different from ours, everything else should be the same. The key point is the Gateway bind mode item, which we need to set to LAN to allow other devices on our local network to access our OpenClaw.
Finally, we select Continue to confirm and press Enter to complete the configuration!

2. Start Gateway
After completing the configuration, we first run the OpenClaw gateway. Open another terminal and enter:
xxxxxxxxxxopenclaw gateway
3. Get Access Token
The Token here is the one generated in our configuration. If you didn't save it, you can use:
xxxxxxxxxxopenclaw dashboard
This command displays the token once, or you can find the ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json file where your token will be configured.
4. Establish SSH Tunnel on PC and Access
On a PC within the same local network, configure the connection to the Jetson environment.
Open a Cmd terminal on your computer (taking Windows as an example, press Win+R to open the RUN tool, enter cmd, then press Enter)
Enter in the console:
xxxxxxxxxxssh -L 18789:127.0.0.1:18789 sunrise@<sunrise-ip-address>Note that
After pressing Enter here, you need to enter the password (default is sunrise).
Open the browser on your PC and enter the IP+token address string in the address bar.