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-===== WireGuard Port Forwarding =====+===== K) WireGuard Port Forwarding =====
  
 I am assuming that you have already setup WireGuard both on the internal and on the external server. See [[gentoo:wireguard|this]] page for more details on the topic. I am assuming that you have already setup WireGuard both on the internal and on the external server. See [[gentoo:wireguard|this]] page for more details on the topic.
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   * return packets from the internal host get properly re-routed to the original sender out from enp1s0   * return packets from the internal host get properly re-routed to the original sender out from enp1s0
  
-**Note:** forwarding ports for HTTP and HTTPS is only required if you don't plan to host a reverse proxy on the external server, which is the recomended approach. See [[router:proxy_chain|this page]] for more details on chaining proxies.+**Note:** forwarding ports for HTTP and HTTPS is only required if you don't plan to host a reverse proxy on the external server, which is the recomended approach. See [[networking:proxy_chain|this page]] for more details on chaining proxies.
  
 **Note:** see [[selfhost:nginx|here]] on why i use port 8443 instead of port 443 on the internal server. This is to differentiate //internal// connections, which have lesser security, from //external// connections which get additional SSO layers. **Note:** see [[selfhost:nginx|here]] on why i use port 8443 instead of port 443 on the internal server. This is to differentiate //internal// connections, which have lesser security, from //external// connections which get additional SSO layers.