2025-04-22, 05:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 2025-04-22, 05:54 AM by Duvel. Edited 3 times in total.)
in NPM on the Proxy Hosts tab, your destinations are https:192.168.x.x:3013 and https:192.168.x.x:80
This is wrong.
The goal of your reverse proxy is to handle the htpps encryption and decryption using the certs. Its all the traffic from and to the internet on your npm that is encrypted and using https, everything between NPM and your LAN is not.
The reverse proxy destinations on your LAN should therefore use http and not https.
The jellyfin config looks fine as you didnt activate the "enable https". So Jellyfin is only listening on http port 8096.
But then you should have on your NPM destination for jellyfin soemthing like
This is wrong.
The goal of your reverse proxy is to handle the htpps encryption and decryption using the certs. Its all the traffic from and to the internet on your npm that is encrypted and using https, everything between NPM and your LAN is not.
The reverse proxy destinations on your LAN should therefore use http and not https.
The jellyfin config looks fine as you didnt activate the "enable https". So Jellyfin is only listening on http port 8096.
But then you should have on your NPM destination for jellyfin soemthing like
Code:
http://192.168.x.x:8096