First post ever, but this one I cannot crack myself, so I ask the community for help.
I'm trying to setup a VM with in Promox with one fixed public IP. I have followed the instructions and setup a bridged network, attached the VM, and LXC "VM", to the bridged vmbr0.
All works, I can ssh to the VM from outside the world, and the web server answers on the port(s) 80 and 443. All good there.
BUT, Nginx should be answering with SSL on 443, and Nginx does if you test port 443 on the VM.
When I try to connect to the VM from any other host Nginx answer without any SSL.
I.e https://myVM.com, i get a ssl error.
If I instead use http://myVM.com:443, i get the web page, but not encrypted.
This is confirmed when I test it with:
openssl s_client -connect 1.2.3.4:443. Running it on the VM, all good, running it on the LAN or from outside the world, empty ssl response. "
New, (NONE), Cipher is (NONE)"
Why is that? I tried with both a LXC container and with a "real" VM, same issue. I have the very same setup with Virtualbox from Oracle, no issues, so something differ, but what?
I'm trying to setup a VM with in Promox with one fixed public IP. I have followed the instructions and setup a bridged network, attached the VM, and LXC "VM", to the bridged vmbr0.
All works, I can ssh to the VM from outside the world, and the web server answers on the port(s) 80 and 443. All good there.
BUT, Nginx should be answering with SSL on 443, and Nginx does if you test port 443 on the VM.
When I try to connect to the VM from any other host Nginx answer without any SSL.
I.e https://myVM.com, i get a ssl error.
If I instead use http://myVM.com:443, i get the web page, but not encrypted.
This is confirmed when I test it with:
openssl s_client -connect 1.2.3.4:443. Running it on the VM, all good, running it on the LAN or from outside the world, empty ssl response. "
New, (NONE), Cipher is (NONE)"
Why is that? I tried with both a LXC container and with a "real" VM, same issue. I have the very same setup with Virtualbox from Oracle, no issues, so something differ, but what?