Making this way too difficult. Spin up nginx and let it handle with letsencrypt. Also, highly doubt that pi config is default to update every 5 days. That surely means 5 hours.
Good evening, I’m trying to setup Nextcloud on a windows pc running on docker. I have it up and running but I cannot figure out how to get a phone or iPad to connect to Nextcloud. Planning to use Duckdns but can’t find a good video on how to make this work. If you could make a video on this or guide me in the right direction that would be awesome!
I purchased a Domain, signed up for Cloudflare, and used Swag as a reserve proxy on my Nextcloud Unraid server. I am interested in what you said about being secure and about bots. How do I get secure if I am not?
I always tell people to never self host at home publicly. Always use a hosted VPN. Most people have routers supplied via their ISP which aren't the best. Definitely not for a firewall. In this case he lightly goes over to have fail2ban installed but that only semi protects your server. This wouldn't protect your router nor a directed DDOS attack to your ddns (home ip). There's also a million of other risks to it. I'd personally advise against it if you're not using a self hosted VPN.
@@kyedav First thank you for your response. I don't have a ISP router. So do you have a suggestion for a hosted VPN? I want to self host. I don't want to pay for Google Drive or Dropbox. I am a intermediate Linux user.
@@kennethwillis8339 wireguard or OpenVPN. Lot of guides online. Wireguard is faster though but fairly new compared to OpenVPN. Still just as secure though so I'd personally recommend wireguard. There's a lot of easy ways to set it up to if you have a little search. Probably some docker containers also. If you have opnsense router or something then you can also get wireguard packages installed on that too.
If your going through cloudflare they don't expose your ip address. if you look up the ip address for your domain you'll notice it theirs and not your residential one. they also handle most, bot traffic. but are limited to http and https traffic, if your running the free tier. if you are running that setup, your mostly secure, but do remember service are public facing. Anything that gets thought cloudflare, is still going to try anything you expose so take step to lock down your service. (2FA, hardening, good password, ssh keys where applicable, keep on top of updates)
Good stuff. Setting up a Wireguard server. Well, since WG does have good Android and iOS support, maybe just let users connect via it to get into the Internal network and sync will do. But yes, training people is a pain.
Don, tunnels . I remember talking to you on the phone new years 5 yrs ago, my mother asked me why I've never done the TH-cam thing. I told her you got it handled. I hope your well.
Aw crap! What in the world is a mini nextcloud portainer? Isn't there a way do to this without having to learn half a dozen other technologies/techniques. Or, I wish you would have told me that I needed this that and the other before I started this.
@@deanburnett4595 Thanks, I'll have to check that one out. I tried it with Cloudflare, but getting into and changing nameservers is its own can of worms.
Making this way too difficult. Spin up nginx and let it handle with letsencrypt. Also, highly doubt that pi config is default to update every 5 days. That surely means 5 hours.
Are there any good tutorials you would recommend with this method?
04:30 FYI, you typed 356 days instead of 365 days
haha opps
Good evening, I’m trying to setup Nextcloud on a windows pc running on docker. I have it up and running but I cannot figure out how to get a phone or iPad to connect to Nextcloud. Planning to use Duckdns but can’t find a good video on how to make this work. If you could make a video on this or guide me in the right direction that would be awesome!
I purchased a Domain, signed up for Cloudflare, and used Swag as a reserve proxy on my Nextcloud Unraid server. I am interested in what you said about being secure and about bots. How do I get secure if I am not?
I always tell people to never self host at home publicly. Always use a hosted VPN. Most people have routers supplied via their ISP which aren't the best. Definitely not for a firewall. In this case he lightly goes over to have fail2ban installed but that only semi protects your server. This wouldn't protect your router nor a directed DDOS attack to your ddns (home ip). There's also a million of other risks to it. I'd personally advise against it if you're not using a self hosted VPN.
@@kyedav First thank you for your response. I don't have a ISP router. So do you have a suggestion for a hosted VPN? I want to self host. I don't want to pay for Google Drive or Dropbox. I am a intermediate Linux user.
@@kennethwillis8339 wireguard or OpenVPN. Lot of guides online. Wireguard is faster though but fairly new compared to OpenVPN. Still just as secure though so I'd personally recommend wireguard. There's a lot of easy ways to set it up to if you have a little search. Probably some docker containers also. If you have opnsense router or something then you can also get wireguard packages installed on that too.
If your going through cloudflare they don't expose your ip address. if you look up the ip address for your domain you'll notice it theirs and not your residential one. they also handle most, bot traffic. but are limited to http and https traffic, if your running the free tier.
if you are running that setup, your mostly secure, but do remember service are public facing. Anything that gets thought cloudflare, is still going to try anything you expose so take step to lock down your service. (2FA, hardening, good password, ssh keys where applicable, keep on top of updates)
Good stuff. Setting up a Wireguard server. Well, since WG does have good Android and iOS support, maybe just let users connect via it to get into the Internal network and sync will do. But yes, training people is a pain.
Thank you. As a newbie I am totally confused.
like i am
Have you seen the Nextcloud AIO docker image? Pretty good!
Don, tunnels . I remember talking to you on the phone new years 5 yrs ago, my mother asked me why I've never done the TH-cam thing. I told her you got it handled. I hope your well.
Would be interested to see how to secure an external connection, any chance for a future video?
can you do a video for remote access for nextcloud on truenas scale?
hmm is there a way to connect my truenas SMB to online bypassing my ISP cuz port forwarding cant help in my case
Aw crap! What in the world is a mini nextcloud portainer? Isn't there a way do to this without having to learn half a dozen other technologies/techniques. Or, I wish you would have told me that I needed this that and the other before I started this.
spaceinvader has a good video on how to set it up easier than this (without docker).
@@deanburnett4595 Thanks, I'll have to check that one out. I tried it with Cloudflare, but getting into and changing nameservers is its own can of worms.
Does the duck dns container in pi-hosted work for this?
Cloudflare, Zerotier ?
on my last video i talked about tunneling with tailscale and others
can you please tell what video(s) to watch before this,
th-cam.com/video/CnQNT2XI5OM/w-d-xo.html
dos this work with CG NAT ?
no. ddns onyl work with public ip not private ip.
@@eidodoos tq
please make video setup geoblock please
This is a horrible tutorial because you did not show what the title says without bringing up tons of new questions...
First 🙃
why does duckdns use other apps to login??
that is something i do NOT LIKE
i prefer to use email or username to login to services