Take a look at certbot. You don’t need to pay for ssl and ssl is actually pretty mandatory for anything served on the internet.
Make sure you don’t forward too much ports. And make sure you have a working firewall that only allow those same ports. You should be good to go then.
You should take a look at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp3yVOm6A55nx65STpm3tXQ he does have a serie about doing something like this and go in depth in it
In a cluster? I’m actually thinking about using Nomad between my three sff pc that I use as servers, but I have no clue as to how to sync storage between them (container side I mean, with nextcloud data for example)?
Thank you for Nomad, will give this one a try at home!
Well, I’m guessing your are using nginx proxy manager, and if so please close that port 81 ASAP :-) you don’t need it open in any way
Can you restart the container and the db (if using Mariadb and not sqlite) and try again exactly how you did it the first time?
You can also see the issue by going through the logs and tell us what they say, would be a bit more helpful that internal error on the web interface 😅
Thank you for this!
Two domains for personal use, no bulk sending.
That’s why I need two users actually 😅
I’ll try to reach out to them to know for sure if I can have this with only one payment!
Thanks again!
Can you provide a bit of info on this? I’m hesitating for a while on this plan, but I need at least 2 custom domains, and the possibility to have 2 users on this domains. Is this feasible with mxroute? Can’t figure this out from their faq 😅
For the limit : basically you need to ask yourself how many connection someone if able to do in a second to your server. As an example, my limit is always 15. A bit high but I’m sure I’m not blocking a legitimate one (either from myself or someone else)
For the ssh port : it’s true, but trust me you’ll be happy to change for something random like 5927 because you’ll have far less bit trying to connect or probe your ip, thus your logs won’t be cluttered!
Was going to say exactly the same thing.
Even if your router have one, better safe than sorry!