2025-04-03, 01:59 PM
Ideally you use a port in the "ephemeral" range.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephemeral_port
But if your router doesn't let you, I guess any port above 1023 will have to do.
I was thinking back to when I was still using NAT loopback. I THINK I had Nginx running on the same port that I was port forwarding.
So you may need to configure the Nginx Proxy Manager container to uses ports 5080 and 5443 and redirect them to 80 and 443, respectively. That would look like this if you are using docker compose.
This should fix access will on your LAN.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephemeral_port
But if your router doesn't let you, I guess any port above 1023 will have to do.
I was thinking back to when I was still using NAT loopback. I THINK I had Nginx running on the same port that I was port forwarding.
So you may need to configure the Nginx Proxy Manager container to uses ports 5080 and 5443 and redirect them to 80 and 443, respectively. That would look like this if you are using docker compose.
Code:
ports:
- 5080:80
- 5443:443
- 81:81 #nginx proxy manager mgmt port
This should fix access will on your LAN.