Nextcloud admin Local IP address on FreeNas Question

I can’t seem to access my nextcloud after clicking the nextcloud update button within freenas. One thing i notice that i’m wondering if it is wrong, the admin ip address for nextclound which is the same as the freenas server, as i am using the NAT option, does not list the port for which it’s supposed to use, for example it just says “192.168.0.55” instead of 192.168.0.55:8282". Should it have the port after for me to access it?

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  1. Pressed the update button in Freenas and could no longer access Nextcloud after completed

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You normally specify the port if it isn’t the default port (80 for http or 443 for https). If you use the admin-interface of FreeNAS on the default port, there is a chance that Nextcloud runs on a different one and you have to add the port.
However, I am not using FreeNAS myself and I don’t know how it is installed. If you go through hostnames, you can run different services at the same time on the default port (name-based virtual host) and with public hostnames, you can get ssl certificates as well.