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How to make AdGuard only accessible via VPN and or private network

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      Hello folks.

      I'm struggling with understanding how to lock down AdGuard to only allow clients via VPN or from permitted networks or even clients.

      I found a helpful guide here but not sure how to implement it on a Cloudron box hosted in a DC (Hetzner VM in my case):

      https://github.com/trinib/AdGuard-WireGuard-Unbound-DNScrypt/discussions/43

      I don't want to brick my server as it's running important services I rather not have to restore 😉

      👉 Find our more www.bebraver.online

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        Hello folks.

        I'm struggling with understanding how to lock down AdGuard to only allow clients via VPN or from permitted networks or even clients.

        I found a helpful guide here but not sure how to implement it on a Cloudron box hosted in a DC (Hetzner VM in my case):

        https://github.com/trinib/AdGuard-WireGuard-Unbound-DNScrypt/discussions/43

        I don't want to brick my server as it's running important services I rather not have to restore 😉

        girishG Do not disturb
        girishG Do not disturb
        girish
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        @3246 have you seen https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/openvpn/#custom-dns-server already? You just have to set the OpenVPN DNS to Adguard home .

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        • girishG girish

          @3246 have you seen https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/openvpn/#custom-dns-server already? You just have to set the OpenVPN DNS to Adguard home .

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          @girish yup 🙂 It's pointing to my public IP. Should it be an internal one?

          I want to lock down the DNS, so I can avoid Hetzner's abuse warnings and keep non-family traffic out 😉

          👉 Find our more www.bebraver.online

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            @girish yup 🙂 It's pointing to my public IP. Should it be an internal one?

            I want to lock down the DNS, so I can avoid Hetzner's abuse warnings and keep non-family traffic out 😉

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            girishG Do not disturb
            girish
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            @3246 Pointing to the public IP is correct... For the locking down of DNS, does Hetzner have a Cloud firewall or equivalent ? Maybe you can white list access to port 53 by IP?

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            • girishG girish

              @3246 Pointing to the public IP is correct... For the locking down of DNS, does Hetzner have a Cloud firewall or equivalent ? Maybe you can white list access to port 53 by IP?

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              @girish thanks. Yes, it was actually easier than my mind made it out to be! I just opened the ports I needed and set 53 only for the networks I wanted.

              👉 Find our more www.bebraver.online

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