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VPN protection for certain routes

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  • dsp76D
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    wrote last edited by dsp76
    #1

    Hi,
    are there any plans to let users adjust the VPN protection feature? It would be cool to use it for public facing apps too, but only protect the backends via VPN. Often they have a certain route - so it could be filtered by rules?

    Examples:

    • Mautic has all backend behind /s
    • WordPress has all backend behind /wp-admin
    • InvoiceNinja has public routes behind /client/

    What do you think - is this even feasible?

    (Ask me about B2B marketing automation & low code business solutions, if thats interesting for you.)

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    • dsp76D dsp76

      Hi,
      are there any plans to let users adjust the VPN protection feature? It would be cool to use it for public facing apps too, but only protect the backends via VPN. Often they have a certain route - so it could be filtered by rules?

      Examples:

      • Mautic has all backend behind /s
      • WordPress has all backend behind /wp-admin
      • InvoiceNinja has public routes behind /client/

      What do you think - is this even feasible?

      luckowL
      luckowL
      luckow
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      #2

      @dsp76 Unfortunately, that isn’t possible from a technical standpoint. VPNs route traffic using domains or IP addresses at the network layer, not URL paths like /s.

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      • dsp76D
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        @luckow what a pitty. Is there another way? Would be some firewall stuff then?

        (Ask me about B2B marketing automation & low code business solutions, if thats interesting for you.)

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        • jamesJ
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          james
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          wrote last edited by james
          #4

          Hello @dsp76
          What you are looking for is WAF (Web Application Firewall).
          Cloudron currently has no WAF feature, but we are thinking about it.

          Feature request: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/14982/feature-request-simple-per-app-waf-with-templates-kiss

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          • dsp76D dsp76

            Hi,
            are there any plans to let users adjust the VPN protection feature? It would be cool to use it for public facing apps too, but only protect the backends via VPN. Often they have a certain route - so it could be filtered by rules?

            Examples:

            • Mautic has all backend behind /s
            • WordPress has all backend behind /wp-admin
            • InvoiceNinja has public routes behind /client/

            What do you think - is this even feasible?

            P
            P
            p44
            translator
            wrote last edited by
            #5

            @dsp76 Yes, this could be an useful feature to let access backends only authorized users. So, VPN could be used both: to lock all the apps, or only backends.

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