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RE: Jellyfin and uptime kuma - TheDreadPirate - 2024-02-01
If you mean, NPM (Nginx Proxy Manager), shouldn't be a problem. A lot of other people have used NPM with proper domains. Shouldn't behave any different with a NoIP DDNS domain.
RE: Jellyfin and uptime kuma - jsnotlout1 - 2024-02-01
(2024-01-30, 01:15 AM)esjaysee Wrote: Yeah NoIP will work fine. That's also where I started before I bought a dedicated domain.
Is a reverse proxy really more secure than just a port forward to a machine with a firewall?
I can't seem to find any huge differences other than convenience. I already have my IP behind a domain.
RE: Jellyfin and uptime kuma - TheDreadPirate - 2024-02-01
(2024-02-01, 06:17 AM)jsnotlout1 Wrote:(2024-01-30, 01:15 AM)esjaysee Wrote: Yeah NoIP will work fine. That's also where I started before I bought a dedicated domain.
Is a reverse proxy really more secure than just a port forward to a machine with a firewall?
I can't seem to find any huge differences other than convenience. I already have my IP behind a domain.
Yes. There are attacks against the TLS/SSL handshake process that Jellyfin isn't hardened against. Nginx/Apache/Caddy/etc. are. Plus configurability and extra https security parameters that Jellyfin just doesn't have.