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Hello all,
Great tutorial and really happy to have this setup running for more than a year. I am struggling with something I want to fix, and red a lot about what I want, but don't know where to start. More people in this topic are facing this and I am sanding in the 'complexity' of all configuration settings in HAProxy.
I have NextCloud running as internal service for webdav/caldav services over HTTPS, port 443. Running perfectly from external: signed wildcard-LE cert to subdomain. From WireGuard VPN to internal (followed OPNSense official tutorial) I can perfectly go to my subdomain with LE cert and can access my internal network. From my internal network itself, I get the self-signed certificate. I want my internal service available with an external signed certificate over my subdomain.
Is it possible to go from internal network to 'external', So I don't have to struggle with self signed certificates? And where do I have to start? There are lots of information around, but (Dutch proverb) I can't see the forest for the trees.
Great tutorial and really happy to have this setup running for more than a year. I am struggling with something I want to fix, and red a lot about what I want, but don't know where to start. More people in this topic are facing this and I am sanding in the 'complexity' of all configuration settings in HAProxy.
I have NextCloud running as internal service for webdav/caldav services over HTTPS, port 443. Running perfectly from external: signed wildcard-LE cert to subdomain. From WireGuard VPN to internal (followed OPNSense official tutorial) I can perfectly go to my subdomain with LE cert and can access my internal network. From my internal network itself, I get the self-signed certificate. I want my internal service available with an external signed certificate over my subdomain.
Is it possible to go from internal network to 'external', So I don't have to struggle with self signed certificates? And where do I have to start? There are lots of information around, but (Dutch proverb) I can't see the forest for the trees.
