How to parse data from the local network in python 3 by reference?

Question

Python

Hello, please tell me how to parse data from the local network in python 3 using a link of the format http: //helpdesk.local.uralkali.com/maximo/ui/?event=loadapp&value=activity&uniqueid=397461&uisessionid=19831&csrftoken=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (there is a special mention in the link a space so that it does not shrink and the token is replaced). The difficulty lies in the fact that I do not know how local networks work in principle, and let's say a simple link (not local), for example https://google.com/I can parse the data, but nothing comes out of the local link. If suddenly it will be useful, then there is such a site uralkali.com, and it is not local, but with the helpdesk.local postscript. I can't navigate anymore because it's already a local link. I tested parsing from regular links using the urllib.request and bs4 libraries, I also tried to parse the same file that is located at the local link (http: //helpdesk.local.uralkali.com/maximo/ui.... .) using the same bs4 library and the usual open command specifying the UTF-8 encoding and the parsing worked fine, but the HTML file was downloaded in advance and given to me, and I need to parse all the data without downloading, having one link. I apologize if I wrote the obvious somewhere or made a mistake, I just don’t know exactly how everything works, and therefore it’s better to write too much than not to add something.

Answer 1

Absolutely the same as with a regular website on the Internet. Only need network access to the site on the local network (usually this is done through a VPN)

Answer 2

helpdesk.local.uralkali.com opens with a browser?