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App Proxy from public server to Private Upstream (App Proxy+VPN tunnel)

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    webmin88
    wrote last edited by joseph
    #1

    Hello,

    I'm hosting my cloudron server in OVH, and hoping there's a way to set up an App Proxy back to an app on my home network. I tried setting up a site-to-site VPN back to my home network, is there any way to tell the App Proxy to use that route back to my home network?

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      The Cloudron App Proxy cannot be told to “use” a specific route or VPN interface. It simply proxies traffic from the Cloudron server to a reachable IP:port. As long as the Cloudron host itself can reach that target, the proxy will work – otherwise not.

      So the question is not about the App Proxy, but about routing on the Cloudron server.

      I did use a reverse approach. Run a reverse ssh tunnel with port forwarding from home → Cloudron and expose the service on localhost or a private IP on the Cloudron host. The App Proxy then points to that local endpoint.

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        It would be useful to install an App to a private IP without a hostname in DNS, to which we could then proxy in a few ways.

        Conscious tech

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          Will move this to feature requests since this is not implemented yet. If I understood correctly, you want the proxy to communicate via a VPN tunnel to your home.

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