Hello,
i had many problems with the easy installation of ncpi so i did it with docker. I am glad that everything works but idk how do to it with the ddns. It worked in the pasted with the easy installation. I already set it up in my router the port 443 and 80 i also connected my no-ip.
So what should I do now?
Furkan, we need to take this step by step.
From what you read, I assume:
You have your Nextcloud (it does not matter really whether is NextcloudPI or docker) in your home / office network behind router/NAT
You want the Nextcloud to be accessible for your from the Internet
You don’t want to use own domain and/or don’t have static IP address, that’s why you go via DDNS
Are my assumptions correct?
If so, the first thing is gettin it all to work:
- can you access Nextcloud locally from your network - we need to make sure docker instance is correctly exposed to your LAN. If ok, next step.
- Your router needs to do port forwarding to your Nextcloud IP:Port (not the internal docker port, the one that is exposed). Do this for HTTP first, we will deal with HTTPS later.
- Once you did step 2, you should be able to connect to your Nextcloud instance with your router’s external IP:port assigned to you by your ISP
- Only now I would start playing around with DDNS and/or TLS traffic.
Make sure the steps 1-3 are in place and you can access your Nextcloud instance via your router’s external IP address, then we can continue.
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Thank you for you responds, i deleted everything i installed nexcloupi with snap everything is working fine but accidentally i wrote my password many times wrong while logging in and now nextcloud blocked my ip but i can acces it with my mobile wifi.
What should i do, should i put it on trusted domains or how can i acces my ddns again from my home Wifi?
And if i should put it on trusted domains which ip should i put.
I am sorry am new in the topic nextcloudpi and linux.
Thank you for your help!