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title: How to find a CLEMAP device on the local network
slug: help-center/how-to-find-a-clemap-device-on-the-local-network
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createdAt: 2025-04-07T11:43:31.029Z
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Your CLEMAP device is already connected to the local network and you now want to access its local web interface.

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### Access to the sensor's web interface via the browser

If the device is connected to a local network, you can access its local web interface in one of the following ways:

- http\://clemap**XX**:4000, where "**XX**" den corresponds to the last two digits of the serial number (e.g. for serial number SE080123**45** lautet the local address http ://clemap**45**:4000 ) or
- directly via the local IP address http\://**IP\_ADDR**:4000, the current **IP\_ADDR** of the CLEMAP device (e.g. 192.168.27.34 ) can be consulted on the router's configuration page..



### How to determine the local IP address of the CLEMAP device

The local IP address of the CLEMAP device can be determined as follows:

- Use an IP scanner, or
- Check the configuration page of your router