Give nginx acces to all my local IP

Apps and Virtualization
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Hi, I’d like to explain my problem. I’ve configured my Nginx Proxy Manager to redirect traffic to my jails from outside my home. However, I recently set up a virtual machine running on the local IP 192.168.1.61, while my Nginx server runs on 192.168.1.70. When I configure Nginx to point to the IP of my VM, I get a 502 Bad Gateway error.

I suspect that my Nginx container doesn’t have access to other IPs outside of its own. How can I resolve this?

For context, I’m running TrueNAS Scale ElectricEel-24.10.1. and Nginx came from the official apps repository

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What is running on that VM?
nginx only proxies HTTP/HTTPS, if it’s a different protocol it’s not going to work.

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Hi, it’s run an apache server on the port http and https.
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Hi, I’m back to explain the real problem. It turns out the issue wasn’t with Nginx but with my network configuration and the virtual machine setup. I created a bridge and connected my virtual machine to it, and now it’s working. (Before that, after a few tests, I realized that the VM couldn’t ping TrueNAS, and TrueNAS couldn’t ping the VM.)

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