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Question about accessing my services from corporate Network (feddit.org)

submitted 7 months ago by Feddinat0r@feddit.org to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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Well, hello there.

I run several services on my NAS at home.

I have a domain which always points at home and redirects port 80 to wikipedia.

Almost all ports are not forwarded, only for those which i want to have access to.

Example:

Paperless
Syncthing
FreshRSS

Now i work on my corporate computer and i cant access my services.

Why?

It blocks connections which go to a specific port.

Now i would love to access freshrss on adress:

Www.domainexample.com:1234

Which gets blocked.

Any ideas?

Messing with the local pc is of course forbidden.

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[–] utjebe@reddthat.com 5 points 7 months ago

You are like hitting a data protection layer. Basically your corpo does not want you to exfiltrate data (accidentally nor maliciously).

Your options

host it on a public endpoint so it looks like a legitimate website that you might need for your work. Chances are this will get blocked eventually.
put you corpo laptop in separate vlan and don't mix work and personal stuff. If you need something from your local, open it in your laptop. Everything on your work laptop is monitored.