NextCloud local network error

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Hello,

Yesterday, I placed my NextCloud server locally, and for a few hours, I had access via my local network.https://xxx.xxx.x.xxx, from mobile too (via web), but now I can’t access from the same laptop I was using from the start, and from mobile too, with a few hours of difference. I have not changed any configuration, and if I try from other devices, I can access.

It’s like I got some type of ban from my local network for the NextCloud server?

EDIT:
The error i get from firefox is:
Can not connect

An error occurred connecting to 192.168.1.121.

  • The site might be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Please try again in a few moments.
  • If you can’t load any pages, check your computer’s network connection.
  • If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure Firefox has permission to access the web.

Please, help.

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Is the web server running on that server? Apache? Nginx? Maybe restart it?

If it is running, is there some error in the logfile?

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Hello,

Thanks for the reply; now that I can access via the laptop, I can confirm that each time I lose access, doing a reset on my router grants me access again.

I used a CT on a PVE server with a debian-11-tunkey-nextcloud template with next-next-next configuration.

Maybe I need to set some configs to grant permanent access to some IPs.

Thnks.
Have a good day!

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FOR PEOPLE WITH THE SAME ERROR! I hope this helps you guys!
Today I was experimenting, and this is what I did to connect my cloud to the internet:

  • Open ports on the router (i.e., external range = 2525:2525 and internal range = PRIMIRDIAL! 443:443), because nextcloud works with https all the time.
  • forwarding ports to internal port 443:443.
  • I use no-ip with DNS Host A to port 2525, and that’s all.