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But outside of that server, all is SSL/TLS encrypted.
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-### 1) Check your WeKan server Windows computer local IPv4 address
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+#### 1) At your Internet router, forward ports HTTP 80 and HTTPS 443 to your server laptop/desktop IP address. Example:
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+Arris cable modem:
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+1. Login
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+2. Firewall / Virtual Server Port Forwarding
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+3. Add HTTP 80 and HTTPS 443:
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+HTTP 80:
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+```
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+Description: HTTP
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+Inbound Port: 80 to 80
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+Format: TCP
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+Private IP Address: YOUR-WEKAN-SERVER-LOCAL-IPv4-ADDRESS (example: 192.168.0.200)
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+Local Port: 80 to 80
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+```
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+HTTPS 443:
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+```
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+Description: HTTP
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+Inbound Port: 443 to 443
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+Format: TCP
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+Private IP Address: YOUR-WEKAN-SERVER-LOCAL-IPv4-ADDRESS (example: 192.168.0.200)
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+Local Port: 443 to 443
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+```
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+#### 2) Check your WeKan server Windows computer local IPv4 address
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You can check your IP address on Windows 11 using either the **Settings app** or the **Command Prompt**.
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These methods will show you your **local IP address**, which is the address your device uses to
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@@ -170,20 +197,20 @@ internet service provider (ISP) and can be found using an online tool or a simpl
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3. Look for your active connection (e.g., "Ethernet adapter" or "Wireless LAN adapter Wi-Fi").
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Your IP address will be listed next to "**IPv4 Address**."
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-### 2) Finding Your Public IP Address 🌍
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+### 3) Finding Your Public IP Address 🌍
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a) At Arris Cable Modem, public IP address is at Login / WAN Setup / DHCP / IP Address
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b) To find your public IP address, simply open a web browser and search for "**what is my IP**."
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A search engine like Google will display your public IP address right at the top of the search results.
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-### 3) If you don't have domain name like example.com
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+### 4) If you don't have domain name like example.com
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1. Register and login to https://cloudflare.com
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2. Buy a domain, like example.com
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-### 4) Add settings at CloudFlare
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+### 5) Add settings at CloudFlare
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1. CloudFlare / Account Home / AI Audit: Block all AI crawlers, so that they do not slow down your websites and WeKan.
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But if you need Google Search to see your website like example.com, allow Googlebot.
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@@ -226,7 +253,7 @@ C:.
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└───Program Files
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```
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-7. Edit `start-wekan.bat` with Notepad, search and change these settings, change subdomain wekan.example.com
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+6. Edit `start-wekan.bat` with Notepad, search and change these settings, change subdomain wekan.example.com
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and node saving cmd.exe text outout to log.txt for logging:
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```
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SET WRITABLE_PATH=..\FILES\
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```
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-8. Download newest Caddy webserver caddy_VERSION-NUMBER_windows_amd64.zip from
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+7. Download newest Caddy webserver caddy_VERSION-NUMBER_windows_amd64.zip from
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https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/releases ,
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extract .zip file, and copy caddy.exe to above directory structure.
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@@ -252,7 +279,7 @@ extract .zip file, and copy caddy.exe to above directory structure.
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- Caddy code https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy
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- Caddy forum https://caddy.community/
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-9. To Caddyfile, with Notepad add this:
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+8. To Caddyfile, with Notepad add this:
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```
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wekan.example.com {
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}
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}
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```
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-10. Open `cmd.exe` terminal, write there:
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+9. Open `cmd.exe` terminal, write there:
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```
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C:
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wekan.bat
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```
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-11. Open another `cmd.exe` terminal, write there this. It will format Caddyfile to have
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+10. Open another `cmd.exe` terminal, write there this. It will format Caddyfile to have
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correct text format, and validate is Caddyfile configuration settings correct.
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```
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@@ -312,34 +339,6 @@ HTTP traffic is not encrypted:
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But outside of that server, all is SSL/TLS encrypted.
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-#### 1) At your Internet router, forward ports HTTP 80 and HTTPS 443 to your server laptop/desktop IP address. Example:
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-
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-Arris cable modem:
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-1. Login
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-2. Firewall / Virtual Server Port Forwarding
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-3. Add HTTP 80 and HTTPS 443:
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-
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-HTTP 80:
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-```
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-Description: HTTP
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-Inbound Port: 80 to 80
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-Format: TCP
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-Private IP Address: YOUR-WEKAN-SERVER-LOCAL-IPv4-ADDRESS (example: 192.168.0.200)
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-Local Port: 80 to 80
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-```
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-
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-HTTPS 443:
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-```
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-Description: HTTP
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-Inbound Port: 443 to 443
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-Format: TCP
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-Private IP Address: YOUR-WEKAN-SERVER-LOCAL-IPv4-ADDRESS (example: 192.168.0.200)
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-Local Port: 443 to 443
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-```
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## Docker WeKan Offline
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