@Bestivus wrote:
Hey all, first post so bear with me. In theory this should be an easy issue to fix, but I’ve been wracking my brain for a few days with no progress.
In case you’re not familiar, Guacamole is a web-based client that allows RDP, SSH, and VNC connections through your browser. In my particular case, I’m running Guac 0.9.12 on a CentOS 7 install. On that server is an Nginx reverse proxy to rewrite the native URL path from “/guacamole” to just “/” and to handle SSL encryption. On the local network, everything works as expected - “https://guac.domain.com” works as you’d expect.
On the HAProxy side, it is running on a pfSense VM and is version 1.7.4. It is currently configured as a shared frontend for three other backends. pfSense has one public IP, so it routes to those backends based on the requested URL, i.e. “https://sonarr.domain.com” redirects to the backend Sonarr server.
I made a new frontend and backend set up exactly like the others for Guacamole, but when attempting to access the site from the internet, Chrome spins around saying “Establishing secure connection…” and eventually times out.
I’ll spare you the details on what I’ve tried thus far since nothing has worked. I’d prefer to start fresh with the troubleshooting haha. I’m almost 100% sure its possible since I’ve read topics elsewhere that they have Guac running behind HAProxy, but I’m completely lost. Any help would be appreciated!
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