Hey all,

Hope this is the right place to be asking (Reddit refugee), but do any of you setup certs for inward facing services? For example, I run “Whoogle” on my proxmox server, which I then access from several other devices when performing searches.

The connection between my machines and that proxmox VM are not encrypted, however only my VLAN (for personal devices) is able to access it.

Is it good practice to create a certificate for those types of servers that can only be accessed within your own network, or overkill?

  • internet_user@lemmy.mlOP
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    1 year ago

    Oooo, I’m going to have to check out NGINX then! I was thinking of adding a custom DNS entry in PiHole so that I could talk to Jellyfin directly with a URL, but I would still need the ports since DNS doesn’t care about/ handle port information. Thank you!

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      1 year ago

      Yes, you’ll learn a lot, like I did few months ago! Have fun :)

      Edit: The software is “NGINX Proxy Manager”, to have an All in one solution. if you just use NGINX it might be more complicated!