The app is supposed to run on a local LAN, so all the ip address you add are local ip addresses. For every miner you add, the ip address of that miner is rendered as a hyperlink so you can access your miner's web interface more quickly.
If you are monitoring outside your local LAN e.g. via port forwarding, you won't be able to access the miner's interface. A workaround is to setup a VPN server or connecting to the pc running the #AntminerMonitor e.g. via teamviewer
Cheers for the software Anselal.
As another suggestion, one can proxy/reverse proxy them through some http server, say apache with mod_proxy. One can also run monitor through the proxy to add SSL, and authorization. Though I'm either bad at it, or I dont understand something, thus had to create couple of rules and modify default root of the web app to get it to work properly..
Sorry for the delayed reply. In order to setup SSL you will have to run the app with gunicorn and proxy that on nginx or apache. I prefer nginx since it is easier to use with gunicorn