deviani
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when disabling the option to use TLS for the unraid server, the login screen no longer works on the http port and keeps redirecting to login screen even upon successful login. The issue can be solved by re-enabling TLS or by using a reverse proxy to use https to access the web ui (even though it is forwarded to the http version)
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I was able to log in using a reverse proxy using the https port. When enabling TLS to access the unraid server the login is working fine. It seems to be something to do with accessing the server over http only.
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Hi, When trying to log in tot he unraid login page i'm not able to go to the dashboard. Every time i keep getting redirected back to the login page without an error. I can still access the server with the same credentials using ssh, and when looking into the syslog i can see that successful logins are registered when i try via the GUI. I'm not aware of any changes on the unraid system since the last successful login apart from updating maybe a few docker containers
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Insead of using the hostname i've switched to using a dns record running on a local DNS server. This makes the files accessible without having to use the IP address directly.
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That is what i was saying. i currently can't separate my web apps from my storage as i can't set up a separate server. This just separates the LAN devices from the network accessible from the Internet. In the future i might see if i can move the storage to a device that's also on the LAN network but for now this will have to do.
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I want to clarify that this is a DMZ on a hardware firewall that is more similar to an enterprise setup. This isn't a typical DMZ you find on a home modem. Hence it has it's own firewall between the Internet and the DMZ, and then a 2nd firewall between the DMZ and the LAN network. The reason that it's in a DMZ is that there are a number of services running on unraid that require internet access (websites, password manager, nextcloud, ...). It are these services that are getting exposed from the internet, not unraid itself. I understand that this is a more unusual setup than most, however i can't currently set up a 2nd server to separate the web apps from the storage.
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Hi, I have recently set up a hardware firewall on my home network. In doing so i've put my Unraid server in a dedicated DMZ (192.168.1.0/24) and have kept my other LAN devices in it's own subnet (192.168.2.0). I've opened connectivity from my LAN towards the DMZ, and have opened the SMB/SAMBA ports from DMZ towards the LAN. When trying to access my Unraid shares i am unable to access the shares using the Unraid hostname. I am however able to access the shares using it's IP address. Is there any special configuration needed to use the hostname for this?