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** GUIDE ** How to configure Cloudflare on your unRAID server with NGINX Proxy Manager
I never really solved this but I did test this out using another (edit: NPM image) from CA and it worked with no other change on my side. I'm happy to test anything to get this docker image working. Just let me know.
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** GUIDE ** How to configure Cloudflare on your unRAID server with NGINX Proxy Manager
Thanks!! It is the same issue. If I open up my firewall to all IP's (instead of just CF ones) and hit my Public IP I can't reach it. Packet captures on LAN confirm source IP is from my phone instead of CF and destination port is tcp/18443 is reaching NPM but still is responding with RST's.
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** GUIDE ** How to configure Cloudflare on your unRAID server with NGINX Proxy Manager
@Sycotix thanks for the great tutorial here. I followed the instructions as you provided but ran into some problem and wondering if you or anyone else would have any suggestions. PROBLEM I am getting the Cloudflare error page when I browse to my subdomain with error 521 (webserver is down). The web server I want to host on NPM is up and running and I can reach it on the LAN by going to its local IP address. I further did a packet capture on the switch port connecting the NPM server and what I see is that the communication is breaking down at the initial TCP handshake. The Cloudflare server sends a TCP SYN to NPM but NPM responds with a RST. I verified the port forwarding is working correctly and we see destination port tcp/18443. If I browse to the NPM local IP on port 8080 I do get the congratulations page. SETUP I'm using a Cloud Origin CA cert on Cloudflare. I have port forwards on my router for 443 & 80 to go to 18443 & 1880, respectively. My Cloudflare DNS records are setup so that I have an A record for my root domain set to my public IP address and a CNAME for my subdomain. On NPM I added the Origin cert and setup the host with the following settings: Details scheme: http Forward: local IP of server forward port: 5055 cache assets: enabled block common exploits: enabled websocket support: enabled SSL force SSL: enabled HTTP/2 support: enabled If any other details are needed then please let me know. Any help or advice is much appreciated. Cheers!
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