@brutalbirdie Thank you so much! Ill give it a go. Really appreciate your help. Hopefully the internal IP wont ake me to my router web console & onto the cloudron doman registration page.

@brutalbirdie BT Smart Router & only have issue with the URL from Cloudron once I have run the script & rebooted. I can access the local IP of the server fine

I am realy sorry I didnt mean to open a new topic, I just replied as topic by mistake. So its a Home Server & fresh install of Ubuntu, as soon as I have run the script:
wget https://cloudron.io/cloudron-setup
chmod +x ./cloudron-setup
./cloudron-setup
There is a prompt to click on the url after reboot to complete the install. Usually this takes me to cloudron domain setup page when I set up on Linode.
When I do this on my home server, the url just takes me to the router's web interface. I just need help with port forwarding from 443 to my private IP

Local Server, as able to complete the setup fine on Linode & AWS. Once Installed Cloudron on Ubuntu & I access the IP from my Browser it just takes me straght through to the Web Console for my Router, instead of the cloudron page to complete setup. I was advised here to Port forward 80 & 443 to my Install temporarlily, but Iin not sure how to actually do that, sorry still a newbie lol

Please can I get some advice on how to temporarily forward port 80/443 to the install so it can finish setup?

@robi Thank you so much, I will give it a go. The IP Address was just bringing me to my Routers Web console instead. Much aprpeciated for the swift reply. Regards Greg

When I installed cloudron on Linode & AWS Ubuntu Server everything worked fine & I was able to visit the IP address in my browser and accept the self-signed certificate to finish setup.
I got 2 free apps working perfectly & I love using them.
Unfortunately when I try do the same at home on premise the IP address wont work & I cant finish the setup. Any advice on how to get this working on my home server? Appreciate any advice or point in the right direction. Thank you.