also tried IPv6 Port Filter for incoming traffic with the following values:
-Source address: any
-Destination Address: IPv6 address of my nextbox
-Protocol: TCP/UDP
-Source port: any
-Destination port: 80 + 443
-Traffic policy: yes (allow)
What happens if you try to connect to your home IP number? ( number like 123.45.56.8… you get it for instance with many services searching for the sentence ‘what is my IP’)
My suggestion is really minimal, but what I meant was just typing the LOCAL IP address of the NextBox (not the one from outside) within the url field of your browser, just to see if you get to it, as apparently your ‘.local’ addressing doesn’t work well.
Thanks for clarification. Yes. No problem to reach Nextbox within my local network. Setting up nextcloud on nextbox was no problem. Was following remote access walkthrough several times. Used guided dynamic dns within the nextbox app in nextcloud. But i receive the following message:
Failed resolving: .dedyn.io [IPv4] need: ...*[IP] found: null
and same for IPv6
The settings within custom dynamic DNS are as follows: