Sonarr reverse proxy using iis install#

Your nginx should now be ready to server your web application.īe sure to have correct firewall rules (from wan to this device, port 80 & 443) When your done, click on General Settings and then on Apply TLS Certificate: The issued Lets-Encrypt or imported certificate for this host Locations: the location created in step 2.3 Server Name: The URL your applications listens to (for example: ) This should match your need in most cases: Navigate to HTTP(s) → HTTP Server and click on Add. The last step, to bring your web application online, is to configure the HTTP Server. Later, you can configure the Web Application Firewall rule here. Navigate to HTTP(S) → Location and click on Add.Īs URL Pattern, just use slash (/) and match type none.ĭefine the Upstream server you created before and leave the rest as it is for now. Leave the rest as it is, if you don’t use HTTPS directly on your upstream server.Īs the next step, you need to configure the Location (URL) of your web application.

Therefore navigate to Upstream → Upstream and create one.Ĭhose a description, and link the upstream server you just created.Īs load balancing algorithm, use weighted round robin. So what we configure, is a “load balancer” with just one host. You need to do that, because you could also configure multiple servers, for the same upstream for load balancing. Next you need to configure the upstream, where you link your created upstream server. Now enter a description, IP and port (80 – HTTP in most cases). To do so, navigate to Upstream → Upstream Server and click on the + in the right bottom corner. This could be any host on your LAN, DMZ or whatever. You also need to disable the HTTP Redirect.įrom now on, all steps are meant to configure under Services →Nginx → Configurationįirst of all, you need to configure your upstream server, this is the real server, where your web application runs on. This can be done under “System → Settings → Administration”. So you need to change the default port of your OPNsense webgui. You need to be sure, that your OPNsense is not using port 80 or 443. (You can also use official paid certificates, if you have one, you need to import the CA, Cert and Key unter System → Trust)

When youre done, you can continue to Step 2. You need to use DNS-01 validation method, because nginx will use the port 80, and the lets-encrypt plugin is not able to use the modify the Nginx configuration for a successful validation.

Sonarr reverse proxy using iis install#

You need to install the nginx and lets-encrypt plugins.Īfter that, configure you’re letsencrypt so that you get a valid SSL certificate for your service. As some of you requested this, I will write down, how I configured my Nginx, as a simple reverse Proxy (including HTTPS with letsencrypt, and Web Application Firewall enabled).