Homebrewzero

for any of those are are curious I have figured it out. I am able to do this because I do have an OOB DRAC access. 1.) Physical port plugs into the Server -> VM Firewall WAN -> VM Firewall LAN -> Unraid vlan.xxx. If I need to reboot the trail version and need internet access. I just add a public IP to the unraid no-firewall port, pull the license, turn on the array, remove the IP and turn on the VM firewall. It is a few extra steps but work with the trail version.

So when I deploy a game using the AMP container, do I need to map ports for each game to the container?

So I am looking to do the same thing, so when I have a docker app bind with the vlan interface it doesn't conflict. I just want to be able to reach port 80 and 443 on my mgmt vlan, and not my other vlans. This way I can have docker bind to port 80 and 443 for other containers

Thank you, I should be able to get this going in my environment, it is not optimal. I'm not storing any personal information I just don't want my lab/gaming server to get owned. I should be able to use the bridge network to the VM ( proxy ARP the IP to firewall) and point the unraid server to firewall (VM) unraid seems to be the only OS option I have found that easily lets me manage Docker and QEMU items easily. I should be able do this with out any additional ethernet cables, and if I need to get into the system. I have remote console access via Idrac, and change the GW to turn it on.

There is no other options. Since it is in a colo ( CO Location) , and only has DIA. If I had a firewall and space to put it behind I would, but I do not.

Harding Unraid. So I doing a trail of unraid, and I have this dedicated server sitting in a colo with DIA(Direct internet Access) I can only access it via DRAC and Public IP. I was wondering if there is a good way to harden the server. My idea is to install PFSense as a VM. Have the PF sense proxy arp and point the unraid server gateway to the PFsense VM image. Is this possible?