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I use DDNS service in openwrt and upload and sync my dynamic IP address every few hours
I also use haproxy for openwrt as a reverse proxy and it works great!

In the GLi firewall, i have port forwarded 443 WAN/LAN
In the GLi firewall, I opened up port 9000 for Haproxy
I am unable to access my internal websites therough the WAN port.
I am using Adguard Home in GL.inet

Any pointers?

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I am not even sure what you are trying to do, to be honest :laughing:

You need to open the port on the GL router as well, of course. Not only opening but doing a port forward as well.

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I did a port forward

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Also opened port for haproxy

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What does Cloudflare do in this setup?

Pls note, the "port forward" only forward to internal IP addresses. You cannot forward to IP on the Internet.

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I am not looking to forward to IP on the internet.

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So what is the ultimate goal?

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I want to access my internal websites from the internet

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So you port forward to an internal IP 443 and 80?
This isn't working?

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The above screenshot shows, i have port forwarded 443 from WAN to 443 on LAN.

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10.66.77.1 is a webserver in your network, directly connected to the router?
I guess we need a network diagram to understand what you are doing and why it doesn't work.

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10.66.77.1 is the x3000 IP address
I will be happy to see the gli x3000 interface

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This won't work. You can't port forward to the device itself.
In that case, you need to open a port instead of doing a forward.

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For testing purposes, i will open port 80 so that i can access the x3000 router

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Please keep in mind that you can't have open ports on cellular (mostly)

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Unless you have a static IP.

Otherwise use vpn etc.

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I don't have static IP
That is why i use DDNS service, to update the dynamic IP

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ddns does not solve the problem if you don't have a fixed IP.