hello everyone. after last night power down i cant get access any more to remote dashboard only local dash open on device. im run windows 10. any idea?
check firewall it time to time go active
how i can check it is active or not ?
i dont receive any message it works everything fine just cant get access to dashboard after power down
Did you try to open a dashboard from the same PC, where’s node running?
If not - please, try.
Give me result of the command (PowerShell):
Get-Service storagenode*
Please, check your logs: https://documentation.storj.io/resources/faq/check-logs
And please give me 20 last lines
get service results : running storage node,runninv storagenode updater, and in logs only downloaded,donwload started here is no errors in log. on storj pc dasboard opening like i say everything is working fine on pc only for remote dashboard no access
What is result of the command (PowerShell):
sls "console.address:" "C:\Program Files\Storj\Storage Node\config.yaml"
i go check as my pc is in garage 
Please, install a ssh server on it while you are in a garage: https://documentation.storj.io/resources/faq/how-to-remote-access-the-web-dashboard
Then you can access it right from your smartphone.
C:program files\storj\storage node\config.yaml:11:console.address: :14002
Then please, check the local IP of your PC, it could changed:
ipconfig | findstr /i "IPv4"
im not use ssh on windows pc as soon as will be ready linux guide in official web i move from windows to ubuntu
This is a very official guide
no ip is same as is bind in router is never change to different
Then the http://<supposedly_not_changed_IP>:14002 should work, unless you forgot to add the firewall rule to allow an access to 14002 from any source.
add all rules i just checked yesterday for some reason remote access no more working
no problem not working no need 
anyway time to time i go in garage
maybe you knowvwhen will be ready guide for linux?
Please, do not disable Windows firewall, Windows will enable it back sooner or later.
Can you show the result of the command (PowerShell):
Get-NetFirewallPortFilter | where{$_.LocalPort -eq 14002} | Get-NetFirewallRule