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+title: Connect GUI to Remote Node
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+
+Since Pactus version 1.12.0, users can connect to a remote node using the Pactus GUI.
+This enables them to easily monitor their node on any VPS from their personal computer.
+Managing your nodes, sending transactions, and monitoring validators can all be done through the GUI application.
+
+In this document, we explain the ways you can connect to your node through the Pactus GUI.
+
+## Bare Connection
+
+To connect to your node, the [gRPC](https://grpc.io/docs/what-is-grpc/) service of your remote node must be enabled.
+The gRPC connection is unencrypted by default, so the connection between the GUI and your node is bare and unencrypted.
+
+Here is an example of how you can connect to your node:
+
+{{< os_tabs items="unix,windows" >}}
+  {{< os_tab >}}
+
+```shell
+./pactus-gui -grpc-addr http://testnet1.pactus.org:50052 -grpc-insecure
+```
+
+  {{< /os_tab >}}
+  {{< os_tab >}}
+
+```shell
+pactus-gui.exe -grpc-addr http://testnet1.pactus.org:50052 -grpc-insecure
+```
+
+  {{< /os_tab >}}
+{{< /os_tabs >}}
+
+You can use an IP address for the connection, such as `157.180.70.236:50052`.
+The `-grpc-insecure` flag indicates that the connection is not secure and not encrypted.
+We do not recommend enabling the wallet service in this mode, as all credentials and
+information you send or receive may be observed by a man-in-the-middle attacker.
+
+## Secure Connection
+
+One simple way to secure the gRPC connection is to wrap it over the `https` protocol.
+This is known as [gRPC-Web](https://grpc.io/docs/platforms/web/).
+
+You can follow the [Secure Connections](./secure-connections.md) tutorial to set up your server to
+wrap the gRPC connection over the `https` protocol. We have explained how to secure the connection there.
+This approach requires a domain name and NGINX installed on your server.
+
+Once the gRPC-Web setup is complete, you can connect to your node in a secure and encrypted way, as shown below:
+
+{{< os_tabs items="unix,windows" >}}
+  {{< os_tab >}}
+
+```shell
+./pactus-gui -grpc-addr https://testnet1.pactus.org/grpc-web
+```
+
+  {{< /os_tab >}}
+  {{< os_tab >}}
+
+```shell
+pactus-gui.exe -grpc-addr https://testnet1.pactus.org/grpc-web
+```
+
+  {{< /os_tab >}}
+{{< /os_tabs >}}
+
+In this case, your connection from your computer to your node is fully encrypted and secure against man-in-the-middle attacks.
+
+## Enabling Wallet Service
+
+By default, the wallet service on your node is disabled. You can enable it in the config file;
+however, if your connection is insecure, we do not recommend it.
+If you do enable it, make sure you set a strong password for your wallet.
+
+## FAQ
+
+### I got a `server: 403 (Forbidden)` error
+
+If you set up your domain using Cloudflare, this is most likely because the Cloudflare gRPC service is disabled.
+You can check their [documentation](https://developers.cloudflare.com/network/grpc-connections/#enable-grpc)
+to enable the gRPC service.

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