Web access proxmox

[redxlus]

Hi!
I have a problem I hope you can help me or give me some advice or somewhere to read more.

I have installed Proxmox in the local IP address:
https://192.168.1.XX
so I can access locally by putting that ip
:8006

All right up to here but what I would like is to be able to access from another place, I can not always be locally.
What I have looked at is in System --> DNS
I have a subdomain like "Search Domain" and "Servers DNS 2" his Dns. "Servers DNS 2" is other IP not my local IP address. (that's I do not understand very well).

But any, I cant access in my web.

I have also changed the record A to my public IP and port forward in my router the local ip and I have put of forward internal and external port 8006

Thanks for all the answers and help.

 

[Tapio Lehtonen]

Can you access your proxmox with IP-address from that other location? If not, setting up DNS does not help. You need a route from that other location to your proxmox.

 

[tmeuze]

Best practice is that you should NEVER expose your Proxmox host directly to the Internet. Like, seriously - search Shodan.io for '8006' (can't post links). You should instead look into establishing a VPN server; most modern routers offer this by default or by custom firmware.

Change your DNS settings:
Search Domain: leave blank
DNS1: <IP address of your router>
DNS2: 8.8.8.8 or another public DNS service

If you must access it via WAN, post a screenshot of your port forwarding settings.

 

[redxlus]

Can you access your proxmox with IP-address from that other location? If not, setting up DNS does not help. You need a route from that other location to your proxmox.

I can access with the internal ip type:
192.168.1.XX:8006

but what I want is to be able to access externally. I have even tried DMZ but nothing

 

[redxlus]

Best practice is that you should NEVER expose your Proxmox host directly to the Internet. Like, seriously - search Shodan.io for '8006' (can't post links). You should instead look into establishing a VPN server; most modern routers offer this by default or by custom firmware.

Change your DNS settings:
Search Domain: leave blank
DNS1: <IP address of your router>
DNS2: 8.8.8.8 or another public DNS service

If you must access it via WAN, post a screenshot of your port forwarding settings.

I tried port forwarding the ports: 8006 to 8006 and 443 to 443 of the IP of the Proxmox machine