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    [Solved] Accessing port 441 over HTTPS locally?

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      truetype
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      My unraidserver is running nginx (letsencrypt) on port 441 since 443 is in use by unraid itself now in the latest update 6.4.0… Before the update I run nginx at port 443 with no issues, but now I had to change it to another port and I choose 441 and now I cannot get it to work locally. :(

      I have setup portforwarding in NAT to my server (192.168.1.8 ) from 443 to 441 and I can reach my server from outside my network.
      But locally I cannot reach it... I have tried as much as I could think of but with no success... :(

      Please help me out, see attached screenshots for my settings.

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        viragomann
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        How have you tried to reach the server? https://192.168.1.8:441 should work.

        Do you have multiple internal interfaces or just only LAN?

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          truetype
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          @viragomann:

          How have you tried to reach the server? https://192.168.1.8:441 should work.

          Do you have multiple internal interfaces or just only LAN?

          I have LAN, WLAN and OPT2 (vpn).

          The thing is I am running nextcloud (444) via reverse proxy through nginx (441) and I've setup to only reach my nextcloud via the domain "https://nextcloud.mydomain.com" so I cannot reach it by the local IP.

          Sorry, should've written that from the start.

          EDIT
          For temporary fix I changed Unraid's port (inside unraid OS) from 443 to 441 and changed back nginx from 441 to 443 so now it's working as it should, but I prefer having Unraid using it's default port if possible.

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            viragomann
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            So NAT reflection could be a solution for you. You can select a NAT reflection method in the corresponding NAT rule. Try if "pure NAT" works, otherwise try "NAT + proxy".

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              @viragomann:

              So NAT reflection could be a solution for you. You can select a NAT reflection method in the corresponding NAT rule. Try if "pure NAT" works, otherwise try "NAT + proxy".

              Sorry for late reply, been sleeping and working.

              That didn't work for me unfortunately.. I'll guess I'll go with the solution where I changed unraids port, I can't see that it would do any difference.

              Thanks to you anyways!

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