Looking for assistance connecting Vapi to Go High ...
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When I try to connect Vapi to Go High Level there are two local host URLs showing up that shouldn't be there. I'm hoping that someone can please help me figure out how to update my configuration so I'm not connecting to a local host. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1399624915497521252/1399624915891650743/image.png?ex=6889adc7&is=68885c47&hm=a56322cafa916b57d92f927788d294574f01a765a103e842525262b98e0c43bb&
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Hi bdfw, To connect Vapi to GoHighLevel without using localhost URLs, you'll need to expose your server to the internet using a tunneling service like ngrok. Here's a concise step-by-step guide: 1. **Run Your API Locally**: Ensure your server is running and note its port number (e.g., 8080). 2. **Install and Start Ngrok**: - Install ngrok following [Ngrok’s guide](https://ngrok.com). - Run
ngrok http 8080
(replace 8080 with your server's port). 3. **Use the Ngrok Public URL**: Copy the public forwarding URL provided by ngrok (e.g.,
https://your-unique-id.ngrok.io
). 4. **Update Vapi Configuration**: - Go to the Vapi Dashboard. - Paste the ngrok public URL in the appropriate server URL fields for your integration. This setup will ensure that you are not using
localhost
and that your integration can reach your server from the internet. For further details, you might want to check out the [Developing locally guide](https://docs.vapi.ai/server-url/developing-locally).
b
Hi Sahil, Thanks again for the help. I want to clarify exactly what I'm seeing: When trying to connect Vapi to GoHighLevel, I see four URLs in total listed in the configuration: Two Vapi API URLs. Two additional URLs that are unexpectedly pointing to localhost. Since everything I do (my entire tech stack) is entirely cloud-based, I have no local server running. I don't know why these two localhost URLs are present in the Vapi configuration, and my priority is to remove them. My goal is to ensure Vapi is only connecting to my public cloud services. Could you please guide me on how to locate and specifically remove or replace those two localhost entries within the Vapi Dashboard, ensuring they point to the correct cloud endpoints instead? Also, can you confirm what you are referencing when you state that I need to expose my server? Thanks for your continued assistance!
c
Remove all
localhost
server URLs from the organization, phone number, assistant, and function levels, replacing them with your public HTTPS endpoint, this is what “exposing your server” means..
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