The generated certificates are correctly used on the server now You should reach your server to the 4444 ports on the management url My server will be available to 4444 instead of 443 already used with traefik.
It’s a secure way to access your server without VPN, it also allows you to add mfa for contextual response in a zero trust environment.įor the example we chose to set a proxy service to reach an internal resource from HTTP/HTTPS.Įnable Management and Proxy and enter the management Name.įor this example I changed the management port to 4444 to align it on the container port. Proxy service allow you to join an internal HTTP/HTTPS ressources from the webīastion allows you to implement a layer to access your server from ssh. User is used if you want connect to ssh server from pritunl The next step is to configure the node parameters Two options are available for certificate use let’s encrypt from pritunl or copy the certificate directly on the instance.įor let’s encrypt your server will have to be available from 80 and 443 ports.Ĭertificates text set will be available like this : Once the certificates and the key generated copy them on the instance. certificate’ | base64 -d > Ĭat acme.json | jq -r ‘.Certificates | select(.domain.main= »‘' ») |. The jq command will help you to generate the certificates and the key :Ĭat acme.json | jq -r ‘.Certificates | select(.domain.main= »‘' ») |. If you are using lets encrypt directly from traefik you can generate the certificates from acme.json and upload them to pritunl. The purpose is to generate certificates for the admin console but also for service or user interface for ssh access. Note At this step your pritunl instance pushes an invalid certificate.
#Pritunl docker password
Generate the password with the command pritunl-zero default-password for a docker connect on the instance with the command docker exec.Ĭonnect on the interface and click on Certificates to set the certificates used through pritunl. Once the docker-compose up the pritunl instance is available on :444 That mean we will create two ssl ssl certificates for these two records.įinally the pritunldb is hosted with a mongodb container available on the classic ports 27017. The labels section is lanaged through traefik, we add 2 routes to join the server :
The container is linked to a mongo db database where we create a pritunl-zero db, Node ID represents the instance pritunl zero. We put these ports behind 81 and 444 the port 4444 is not required but we will use it later. Pritunl should be available on the HTTP and HTTPS ports but they are already used with Traefik.
In the environment section we set the dns provider information for let’s encrypt. The Traefik container listens on the HTTP and HTTPS ports of the server and also generates the SSL certificate with let’s encrypt. "MONGO_URI=mongodb://pritunldb:27017/pritunl-zero" "/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:ro" Let’s take a look to the docker-compose file : version: "3.7" Our environment is a hosted web server with Traefik as proxy, Pritunl will be installed in a container with docker-compose.
#Pritunl docker how to
Service can be ssh web in this article we will see how to implement pritunl zero in environment with docker and Traefik. Pritunl Zero is a zero trust system that provides secure authenticated access to internal services from untrusted networks without the use of a VPN.
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