Hello, I’ve installed a NextcloudPy on a raspberry pi 3 and I can access it from my LAN pointing to the 192… ip address. But… after opening and forwarding the 443 port to my 192… raspberry pi, I can’t access it when pointing at XXXXX.ddns.net or the external IP.
I’ve checked that no-ip is set up and working by means of ping and that the ports are openned and forwarding.
Hi Nacho, Yes, i wrote It in the first message.
The problem is when i use the domain name or external IP. The ports are opened and forwarding. If i use http port 80 i get a different router message because the port is closed. Do you see any error?
Thanks
Hi Nacho. I’m still stucked. If I try to connect to https://XXXX.ddns.net it freezes.
But I can check the conection into the Raspberry with netstat -punta. It’s established. https://www.dropbox.com/s/a1hv41md6it2lti/9142ec0f-0c51-4ae2-93f1-4fac6934ae57.jpg?dl=0
If I use 192.168.1.12 it works. The problem is with connections to external IP. But it establishes the connection…
tcp6 0 2905 192.168.1.12:443 external IP:40766 ESTABLISHED -
Any idea?
No, I have checked the 443 https with netstat -punta in the Raspberry and it is ESTABLISHED when I try to connect from my PC client to the external IP, so the router is port-forwarding… but the web page freezes and doesn’t load. On the other hand, If I go to https://192.168.1.12:443 from my PC client it works. It seems something related to the Apache + cert configuration? Because when I connect to 192… it works, but the cert is not valid.
Thanks
You have to set letsencrypt for the certificate to be trusted, but that’s unrelated to your problem.
Like I said, it seems like some network configuration problem to me. If you can access locally and not from outside, either your ISP is blocking you or portforwarding is not correct