Is it possible to setup AIO on LAN behind FRP?

[zhou-wb]

• I want to setup nextcloud aio on my old PC running Ubuntu. However, there is no public IP address for my home router. So I rent a VPS which has a public IP and I use FRP(Fast Reverse Proxy) to expose my Ubuntu local server to the Internet and I also have a domain pointing to the VPS.
• I wonder if it is possible to install the aio under this situation? What type of protocols/ports do I need to forward from the VPS to my home PC? I have read the reverse-proxy.md, but this seems to be a different situation? Thanks for any helps!

[szaimen]

Hi, in general it should be possible to use AIO in such a setup but I will not investigate this. Feel free to investigate yourself and post your findings here! Thanks!

[zhou-wb]

Thanks for your reply! I will test it when my domain is ready to use.

[szaimen]

You may be able to make it work by following the reverse proxy documentation and disabling the domain validation which is possible since v1.5.0.

[BoboYaung]

when i use nextcloud behind frp and nginx proxy manager, it show Bad Gateway when i use domain

[xZinio]

Hi, can you tell me if you made it work and if yes, how?
I'm really stuck at getting to Nextcloud in my browser through FRP, even though I already got an SSL certificate and got it configured my FRP config.