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I use cloudflare and cloudflare tunnel for public access to my jellyfin docker, but wanted to setup a local dns so my family doesn't need to remember ip and ports on our local network for docker access. I am using Nextcloud and immich as examples of dockers I want to make available locally. I have the following set in PiHole: and the following set in Nginx: I did a nslookup in my unraid console and everything looked correct: But when I navigate to http://nextcloud.unraidserver or http://immich.unraidserver it navigates to the unraid server's dashboard rather than the ports configured in nginx for each of the respective docker containers webUIs. Can someone please help me figure out where I went wrong?

Sorry for the necromancy, but I am having a issue with SSL and using Cloudflare Tunnel. I created a tunnel on cloudflare: I have it point to my dockers Nginx HTTPS port '18443': The tunnel connection reports healthy: I created a Client Certificate on Cloudflare and added that in the Nginx Proxy Manager: I created a Proxy Host using the certificate: I have the public hostname directing to my target docker container on port '8086': However, when I attempt to access my docker from my public hostname I get a 502 error: Anyone have any ideas/advice?

I have a CyberPower OR2200LCDRT2U with the CyberPower RMCARD205 for network connectivity. I can not get NUT configured to access the UPS via its IP address on the network. The reason I am trying to do this is other machines don't have the ability to communicate with the UPS directly, but do allow for NUT communication to provide shut down commands.