

I think I let it rest for a day, I’m confused
I think I let it rest for a day, I’m confused
Hm, could be a little bit much but Public IP -> WG0 -> Proxy -> Router -> Server and back should not be ok?
What? That’s totally confusing. Took my Laptop (192.168.35.242), tethered to my Mobile (192.168.35.116) and wiresharked. 192.168.35.0/24 should never ever be a part of my Network.
Never got the time to learn to read Captures :'(
At a time I tried to use two proxies but I changed it back to one. The host I try to reach is a Docker Host with Immich running. So the only real proxy should be “192.168.1.1”.
There is one DNAT rule at the public OPNsense routing the HTTP/s traffic to my proxy. Inside my DMZ an LAN is no NAT, only routing. Back out again there is a Masq/SNAT rule for my local IPs
green boxes are IP, red are FQDN
Curl capture (made first so DNS is captured aswell)
Firefox capture
I tested with my Mobile with LTE and got the same results
Ah sry, bad choise but i masked my real LAN IPs
Should the nginx Proxy receive that package? If i trace between the LAN Host and GW, there are no Public IP’s