Open web browser on host machine via private ip after installing software on Linux server

I need to open a web browser on the host machine. I am given a private IP address after installing software on a Red Hat Enterprise 7.9 Linux server. Here are the steps I have taken so far: - SSH into server using a 'SSH name@serverAddress' - I follow the instructions and install Redis Enterprise for Red Hat Enterprise 7.9 - It is a success and gives me the following instructions inside the Linux terminal where I installed the software.

[!] Please logout and login again to make sure all environment changes are applied.
[!] Point your browser at the following URL to continue:
[!] https://privateIpAddress:8443 

I would now like to follow these instructions. Where do I go to open this browser? If you would like the full instructions, they can be found here. I am on step 2: set up a cluster. https://docs.redislabs.com/latest/rs/getting-started/ My current thoughts (very possible they are wrong): I return to where the terminal where I originally SSH into the Linux box and type some command. Possibly something like

ssh -L 127.0.0.1:80:intra.example.com:80 gw.example.com

But I do not know what the exact command would be. Or I do something inside the actual Linux server to open the browser. I believe the answer is extremely easy and it is escaping me. Otherwise, they would have noted something to the instructions. once again, the information I have is: - SSH name@myserveraddress - and now a private IP: - https://privateIpAddress:8443 And this obviously does not open on a browser on my local machine. Let me know if I need to give any more information. Thanks