docs: Add steps for connecting Cloudflare Tunnel to NAS Webtop port
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@@ -62,3 +62,19 @@ If you are routing `webtop.chengs.uk` through a Cloudflare Tunnel, follow these
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6. Save the application.
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6. Save the application.
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Now, when you visit `webtop.chengs.uk`, you will be intercepted by a Cloudflare login screen. Cloudflare will email you a one-time pin, verifying your identity before you are allowed to reach the Webtop desktop.
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Now, when you visit `webtop.chengs.uk`, you will be intercepted by a Cloudflare login screen. Cloudflare will email you a one-time pin, verifying your identity before you are allowed to reach the Webtop desktop.
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## 6. Access: Connect the Cloudflare Tunnel
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Now that the door is locked via the Access Policy, you can safely create the DNS record and route traffic to your NAS.
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1. In the **Cloudflare Zero Trust** Dashboard, go to **Networks** -> **Tunnels**.
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2. Click on your active NAS tunnel (e.g., `nas-tunnel`) and select **Configure**.
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3. Go to the **Public Hostname** tab.
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4. Click **Add a public hostname**.
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5. **Configuration**:
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- **Subdomain**: `webtop`
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- **Domain**: `chengs.uk`
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- **Service Type**: `HTTP` (The Cloudflare daemon handles the external HTTPS encryption).
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- **Service URL**: `[YOUR_NAS_LOCAL_IP]:3030` (e.g., `192.168.1.100:3030`).
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6. Click **Save hostname**.
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Cloudflare will automatically create the DNS record for `webtop.chengs.uk`. You can now navigate to that URL from anywhere in the world to securely access your personal cloud desktop!
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