vinc
July 19, 2025, 6:44pm
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hello
i have a nextclound installation working in the LAN. the Server can access outside but from outside only with tunnel to the LAN.
so i can’t get a Let’s Encrypt cert.
how to manage to still have a the option for https?
have a nice day
vinc
well done, good job… we should guess what type of installation it is? it would be easier to help if you complete the Support template. Please use this when you request support
assuming its a snap install;
Managing Lets Encrypt for Nextcloud snap
Managing encryption
See Requirements , managing encryption and configure Nextcloud snap
Nextcloud snap includes a service for automated HTTPS encryption using Lets Encrypt, self-signed certificates, or custom certificates. Lets Encrypt requires port 80 and port 443.
Enable HTTPS via Lets Encrypt. HTTP will redirect to HTTPS. Non-custom certificates will automatically be kept up-to-date. See nextcloud.enable-https -h for more information. Note that this…
otherwise see this:
With the limitations of NAT and carrier-grade NAT, it is perhaps worth mentionning that ipv6 might be an option for a few people. In some countries, coverage reaches 70-80% including mobile networks, so if all your used networks support ipv6, this can be an easy and inexpensive alternative.
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October 17, 2025, 7:26pm
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