pfsense + HAProxy + Self-signed root certificates

In a sort of follow up to the pfsense + HAProxy + Let's Encrypt tutorial, I explain what I do things a certain way. I also show how to create a local certificate authority for strictly internal use.

[@sherrongritz6648]

Two the best videos about HAproxy on pfsense. You made it easy to follow and understand.

[@AliAutomationscifi]

thanks , worked like a charm

[@ShurovAnt]

Resolution on 503 error (at 5:35) was extremely helpful! Thanks

[@philip390]

Thanks Matt, been trying to follow your old video to accomodate for my setup. Great stuff as always. Keep it up.

[@Bruno_AFK]

This is the best video on this topic :)

[@THEGURU1234556]

well done works perfectly gold star

[@sicanu1981]

this is not working with nextcloud

[@SystemaD]

It does, I've tried it. You probably need to change the site URL in the Nextcloud config. In addition, there's some extra steps to perform that where way out of scope for this video. Nextcloud docs do have a section on HAProxy where it details the extra steps for well-known & HSTS. I no longer use pfsense so I'm not about to do another video using Nextcloud any time soon.

[@SavellM]

You go through all the effort to hide your domain name, only for the pop up to not be blurred :( Just FYI

[@SystemaD]

Haha! Cheers. I'm not entirely sure why I bothered to hide the domain name at all really. As you say, it was a lot of effort to go through it. And clearly, I missed some....