I realise this issue is repeated often here , but the solutions don’t seem to work for me. I have this setup: Deco M5 dhcp 192.168.1.1 Synology DS920+ 192.168.1.153 pihole (docker) dns only, localdns set duckdns, cloudflare HA Supervised on VM, bridged network 192.168.1.154 reverse proxy ha.mydoma…

Did you enter port forwarding into your router? I have set port 443 (https default port) to IP of my synology. Then i can access anything (configured with reverse proxy) with https:// [xxx].mydomain.synology.me

have you configured your Synology as trusted proxy? [image] Reverse proxy through Synology Configuration I have following in my configuration.yaml: http: use_x_forwarded_for: true trusted_proxies: 192.168.52.21 # this is IP of my NAS, running reverse proxy in my case…

Try this: [image] Synology: How to Use Reverse Proxy on DSM 7 Trustworthy expert guide to your Synology NAS.

@Protoncek Yes my 443 is currently forwarded to the nas. @Patrick010 thanks I have already done all the steps in there. @mirekmal I have done the steps in yours too, except for port 80. I don’t need http access, so I assume I don’t need it. I have hsts config’d so it should take care of 80. The 1…

If the container HA is running in is a problem, then why not install it in a vm on i.e. Debian 11? Then you have full control and access.

It’s in the VM in my Synology NAS. When I open the terminal for the VM I can only call ha commands

You installed HA OS VM? Just drop that and create a deb 11 VM with a supervised HA installation. You then can ssh into linux and do whatever you want. I also first did HA OS, but 5 mins later I deleted it again

@Patrick010 - I would not go that far to recommend like this. People run different install type for different reasons. There is no “best” install method - only “best fit”… and the best fit obviously means differently for different people. @aussie1497 - I think you are close. 192.168.1.154:8123 i…

Installed pihole as https://www.wundertech.net/how-to-setup-pi-hole-on-a-synology-nas-two-methods/ router forwards 443 to Synology set ph.mydomain.com up, ddns, ssl cert set local dns in pihole for ph.mydomain.com reverse proxy ph.mydomain.com:443 to 192.168.1.153:port pihole works fine For HA,…

I have 2 ideas. === route #1 === [image] aussie1497: router forwards 443 to Synology Does this “to Synology” mean… to Synology management (DSM) port, or to the port of the reverse proxy server on Synology? [image] aussie1497: set local dns in pihole for ph.mydomain.com Could you …

Can't connect to Home Assistant from external via https, Synology reverse proxy

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mirekmal (Mirek Malinowski) August 28, 2022, 3:18pm 3

have you configured your Synology as trusted proxy?

Otherwise lets take a look at my post, where I dexcribed step by step process of setting up HA with Synology reverse proxy:

There are some differences (I use Letsencrypt for SSL certificates and No-IP as domain registrar), but pronciples should be very similar.