Traefik internal only traffic
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I have an Ubuntu 16.04 Docker host running Traefik and Free-ipa server, i want to use trafek to block extranal access to free-ips server but allow internal ranges.
is this possible?
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Mo
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I have an Ubuntu 16.04 Docker host running Traefik and Free-ipa server, i want to use trafek to block extranal access to free-ips server but allow internal ranges.
is this possible?
Thanks
Mo
traefik
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Maurice Manning
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up vote
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I have an Ubuntu 16.04 Docker host running Traefik and Free-ipa server, i want to use trafek to block extranal access to free-ips server but allow internal ranges.
is this possible?
Thanks
Mo
traefik
asked Nov 11 at 23:14
Maurice Manning
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I have an Ubuntu 16.04 Docker host running Traefik and Free-ipa server, i want to use trafek to block extranal access to free-ips server but allow internal ranges.
is this possible?
Thanks
Mo
traefik
traefik
asked Nov 11 at 23:14
Maurice Manning
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asked Nov 11 at 23:14
Maurice Manning
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asked Nov 11 at 23:14
Maurice Manning
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asked Nov 11 at 23:14
Maurice Manning
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You can use docker's network to isolate your environment, for exemple,
services:
traefik:
networks:
- traefik-net
free-ipa:
networks:
- internal-net
others:
networks:
- traefik-net
- internal-net
Here, others can access free-ipa just by using free-ipa as dns name, and it's accessible by traefik as well. traefik can't see free-ipa because they are not in the same network.
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
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Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
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Nov 12 at 21:44
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You can use docker's network to isolate your environment, for exemple,
services:
traefik:
networks:
- traefik-net
free-ipa:
networks:
- internal-net
others:
networks:
- traefik-net
- internal-net
Here, others can access free-ipa just by using free-ipa as dns name, and it's accessible by traefik as well. traefik can't see free-ipa because they are not in the same network.
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
1,7151620
Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
– Maurice Manning
Nov 12 at 21:44
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You can use docker's network to isolate your environment, for exemple,
services:
traefik:
networks:
- traefik-net
free-ipa:
networks:
- internal-net
others:
networks:
- traefik-net
- internal-net
Here, others can access free-ipa just by using free-ipa as dns name, and it's accessible by traefik as well. traefik can't see free-ipa because they are not in the same network.
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
1,7151620
Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
– Maurice Manning
Nov 12 at 21:44
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You can use docker's network to isolate your environment, for exemple,
services:
traefik:
networks:
- traefik-net
free-ipa:
networks:
- internal-net
others:
networks:
- traefik-net
- internal-net
Here, others can access free-ipa just by using free-ipa as dns name, and it's accessible by traefik as well. traefik can't see free-ipa because they are not in the same network.
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
1,7151620
You can use docker's network to isolate your environment, for exemple,
services:
traefik:
networks:
- traefik-net
free-ipa:
networks:
- internal-net
others:
networks:
- traefik-net
- internal-net
Here, others can access free-ipa just by using free-ipa as dns name, and it's accessible by traefik as well. traefik can't see free-ipa because they are not in the same network.
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
1,7151620
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
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answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
1,7151620
answered Nov 12 at 0:55
Siyu
1,7151620
1,7151620
Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
– Maurice Manning
Nov 12 at 21:44
add a comment |
Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
– Maurice Manning
Nov 12 at 21:44
Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
– Maurice Manning
Nov 12 at 21:44
Ok that fixes part of the puzle, but the ports 443 still clash on Traefik & freeipa, I need for the public facing sites, and intenal via accessible only names suche as domain/freeipa. Freeipa breaks if you expose/port map on anything else except 443.
– Maurice Manning
Nov 12 at 21:44
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