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I am running a home lab with some services that I would like to expose to the outside world
Nginx Proxy Manager is being hosted local within docker
On my TPLink router i have setup port forwarding for both port 80 and 443 to the IP of the Nginx Proxy Manager
I have setup the DNS records with Google domains to point to my public IP assigned by my ISP
Within in Nginx Proxy Manager i was able to get an SSL from lets encrypt
I setup proxy host to use the SSL and point to the private IP of the service i would like to expose.
When ever I try and pull up the domain i get the following error
NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
Looking at the certificate that the browser is getting, the issuer is listed as tplinkwifi.net. I would expect this to be LetsEncrypt??
I dont see any setting within my router to correct this, i am not sure if this is a setting within Nginx Proxy Manager??
Any Suggestions?
Thank You
Michael
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