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@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ You should have the following available on the system you are using to set this
1. login with user `admin@example.com` and password `changeme`, then update your password as requested 1. login with user `admin@example.com` and password `changeme`, then update your password as requested
1. click on "Proxy Hosts" 1. click on "Proxy Hosts"
1. click "Add Proxy Host", with the following settings for auth. The example uses `auth.localhost` for the domain, but you'll want to use whatever address you have auth configured on 1. click "Add Proxy Host", with the following settings for auth. The example uses `auth.localhost` for the domain, but you'll want to use whatever address you have auth configured on
![nginx-host](/_static/images/installation/dokcer/nginx-host.png) ![nginx-host](/_static/images/installation/docker/nginx-host.png)
1. click "Add Proxy Host", with the following settings for grafana. The example uses `grafana.localhost` for the domain 1. click "Add Proxy Host", with the following settings for grafana. The example uses `grafana.localhost` for the domain
![grafana-host](/_static/images/installation/dokcer/grafana-host.png)) ![grafana-host](/_static/images/installation/docker/grafana-host.png))
Congrats! You should now see auth running at <http://auth.yourdomain> and grafana at <http://grafana.yourdomain>! Congrats! You should now see auth running at <http://auth.yourdomain> and grafana at <http://grafana.yourdomain>!
@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Thankfully, setting up SSL in nginx Proxy Manager takes about three clicks.
1. Edit your existing proxy host, and go to the SSL tab. Select "Request a new SSL Certificate" from the drop down. 1. Edit your existing proxy host, and go to the SSL tab. Select "Request a new SSL Certificate" from the drop down.
1. Now, enable "Force SSL" and "HTTP/2 Support". (NOTE: Do not enable HSTS unless you know what you're doing. This will force your domains to only work with SSL enabled, and is cached extremely hard in browsers. ) 1. Now, enable "Force SSL" and "HTTP/2 Support". (NOTE: Do not enable HSTS unless you know what you're doing. This will force your domains to only work with SSL enabled, and is cached extremely hard in browsers. )
![proxy-manager-ssl](/_static/images/installation/dokcer/proxy-manager-ssl.png) ![proxy-manager-ssl](/_static/images/installation/docker/proxy-manager-ssl.png)
1. (optional) select "Use a DNS Challenge". This is not a required option, but it is recommended if you use a supported DNS provider. You'll then be asked for an API key for the provider you choose. If you use Cloudflare, you'll probably have issues getting SSL certs unless you use a DNS Challenge. 1. (optional) select "Use a DNS Challenge". This is not a required option, but it is recommended if you use a supported DNS provider. You'll then be asked for an API key for the provider you choose. If you use Cloudflare, you'll probably have issues getting SSL certs unless you use a DNS Challenge.
1. The email address here will be used to notify you if there are issues renewing your certificates. 1. The email address here will be used to notify you if there are issues renewing your certificates.
1. Repeat for any other services, like grafana. 1. Repeat for any other services, like grafana.