Note: You can use the same operation described above for all docker packages you have previously installed on your Synology NAS to access them via HTTPS/SSL. Note: If you don’t like to see port :5152 at the end of your link take a look at my new article HTTPS-SSL to Your Docker Containers Without Port at The End From now on you can access your BitWarden application over HTTPS from anywhere. Open your browser and type in :5152 and you will see the HTTPS / SSL certificate working correctly. Go back to STEP 1or you will deal with karma 🙂 Follow the instructions in the image below: At the moment I am using a RT2600ac router. Remember that every router has its own interface design.

Select your NAS Local IP Address and port forward port 5152 both TCP/UDP. Log into your router and go to the Port Forwarding area. For example, my Bitwarden container is running in localhost on port 5151. This port can vary from container to container. Note: Under Destination, the localhost port will vary depending on the port you used to create your container. After that, add the following instructions: On General area, set the Reverse Proxy Name description: type in Bitwarden. Follow the instructions in the image below. Follow the instructions in the image below.Īfter you click the Create button, the window below will open. Go to Control Panel / Login Portal / Advanced Tab / click Reverse Proxy. Note: If you already own a DDNS, skip this STEP. Please Support My work by Making a Donation.įollow my step by step guide on how to activate your DDNS on DSM 7įollow my step by step guide on how to activate your DDNS on DSM 6.2.4 Note: The guide below is deprecated – Check the new guide here: How to Run Docker Containers Over HTTPS You don’t need to buy domains, you don’t need to look for information elsewhere because here you will find the easy way to do it.

Have you already installed BitWarden using docker on your Synology NAS following my step by step guide? Do you want to log in via HTTPS using your custom domain name even when you are away from home? It’s simple and free.

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