Using Cloudfare Tunnels For Hosting & Certificates Without Exposing Ports On Your Firewall [YouTube Release]

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00:00 :arrow_forward: Cloudflare Tunnels
00:30 :arrow_forward: Requirements
01:42 :arrow_forward: Security Considerations
04:06 :arrow_forward: Demo Lab Setup
06:43 :arrow_forward: Documentation & Dashboard Setup
07:42 :arrow_forward: Creating Tunnels
14:41 :arrow_forward: Adding Application Security

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Is there any data limitation going thru cloudflare ? Can I stream plex movies over cloudflare ?

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I don’t see any limits in their documentation Account limits · Cloudflare Zero Trust docs

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Really found this video informative! I’m also curious if this could be used to allow a locally hosted Unifi controller with multiple remote sites to be hosted without requiring port forwarding. I think the answer is no but I’m curious what your take is on this. It would mitigate the risk of having to have port 8443 forwarded I think but what about 8080 and the like?

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I am not sure that it would work properly for the other ports, but it should work for the web interface at 8443.