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(@rupat)
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Hello, we want to expose our Projeqtor Installation to the Internet. At the Moment we have our Installation only accessible from within the Lan. Is it a common way to expose Projeqtor to internet or is it not recommended ?

At first i should:
set Safe passwords on all active accounts

What preconditions should i take ?

questions:
which php should i use ? actual 7.x ?
are there problems with the docker variant ?
I can use a reverse proxy for ssl encryption.
another good idea would be to use fail2ban against bruteforce attacks

Are there any other facts i have to keep in mind ?

 


 
Posted : 07 Jun 2021 15H51
(@marylene)
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Hello

I strongly recommend that you read the section of our website on the technical aspects of ProjeQtOr at this address

This reading should already answer your questions


 
Posted : 14 Jun 2021 12H20
(@babynus)
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Hello, we want to expose our Projeqtor Installation to the Internet. At the Moment we have our Installation only accessible from within the Lan. Is it a common way to expose Projeqtor to internet or is it not recommended ?

Did you have a llok at https://demo.prpjeqtor.org or https://track.projeqtor.org ?
I think this is the answer.
NB : when we provide hosting service, all instances are available in SaaS mode, through the internet.

set Safe passwords on all active accounts

Of course,... and also define rules so that password change respects son expected "force"

which php should i use ? actual 7.x ?

Yes 7.x is a good choice. 8.0 is also possible since ProjeQtOr V9.1.
 

are there problems with the docker variant ?

We don't maintain it.
It's a community contribution.

I can use a reverse proxy for ssl encryption.

Http over SSL is a good thing.
Reverse proxy is not mandatory but a good thing.
You can also install frontal http server in DMZ to secure the infrastructure.

another good idea would be to use fail2ban against bruteforce attacks

This is a minimum.


 
Posted : 15 Jun 2021 17H18
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