I’m trying to deploy traefik as a reverse proxy on truenas electric eel RC2 using portainer. I’ve created a new network in portainer and bound my stack with traefik to it, however when I attempt to deploy it portainer/docker compose complains about ports 443 and 80 being used. I’ve already bound my truenas scale gui to only 1 of my multiple ip’s on the system and have removed all other containers other than portainer which is on a seperate network. I can bind traefik to a different host port and it will start fine but I can’t seem to use port 80 or 443 regardless of what I try to do.
Bind traefic to a specific IP too.
Personally, I moved truenas UI to respond on port 82 and 444 and left traefik on port 80 and 443
Do you have a link to the instructions for changing TN’s web interface listening ports? tbh , I though it only listened on 443 by default.
By default it listens on 80 and 443. You can change it in the system settings.
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Sweet! I last looked into it a couple of years ago, and the consensus was it was pretty difficult to do. That and getting a reverse proxy container to run on those powers. If I remember correctly, it was port 1000 or higher for apps.
If they exposed it in system settings, well…nice!
edit: per this post it was port 9000 for official apps.
It’s always been exposed in the system settings, since the early days of FreeNAS.