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How to Properly Set-Up Home Server Network

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Flemish Giant posted this in #questions
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Flemish GiantOP
I have 2 Servers/Computers at home, both running separate things. The first Runs a Game Panel while the second runs a Web Application for my family, yesterday I tried attaching them to the same router but by now I have been told and experienced that doesn't work, as they each need their own Public IP (I need to be able to SSH/Use them Outside of my home network)

Now after asking ChatGPT it tells me to get either a second router, A Network switch and then attach both routers to a Network Switch 
[Modem] → [Network Switch] → [Router A] (Public IP #1)
                         → [Router B] (Public IP #2)

Or, Ask my ISP for a Second Public IP, which they would assign to us?

I am a full on noob when it comes to that kind of stuff, any kind of advice on overall security and similar is always appreciated. I run UFW on all my stuff, I have my SSH port changed and alladad
Flemish GiantOP
My End goal is to be able to access both, from outside the network, on each their own IP yes
For Example the first server is running Jellyfin, which we have given some friends access too
Asian black bear
You can achieve this without needing 2 static IP addresses, if that interests you
Flemish GiantOP
The Second server sadly Needs its own IP adress
Its the whole reason why we are running it on a second machine
Asian black bear
You can use a reverse proxy like Traefik to route your traffic instead, I'm just trying to understand why the need for a new IP for each
Flemish GiantOP
yea that isnt an option
@Asian black bear You can use a reverse proxy like Traefik to route your traffic instead, I'm just trying to understand why the need for a new IP for each
Flemish GiantOP
There is something called a TonieBox, its a Little like media player or wtv that can play audio via NFC chips off of the cloud, you can replace the server it is running with your own, for custom audio etc. But due to how the hardware works it needs the ports 80 and 443 just for its own without any kind of proxy or it doesnt work
which is why i need it to have its own IP cause the First server has Nginx so I can have SSL on for example Jellyfin or the Game Panel
I was told by my mom this was an easy evening project and now ive been at it for 3 weeks and its still not working lmao
Asian black bear
Are you using Teddycloud?
Flemish GiantOP
Yes
On the forum there are people who have run into the same and they where pretty much told that reverse proxying traffic is not possible due to some information the box sends
Asian black bear
I see no reason why this wouldn't work, but I have no experience with TeddyCloud

https://forum.revvox.de/t/full-docker-compose-stack-on-home-server-teddycloud-home-assistant-traefik-pi-hole/604
Flemish GiantOP
not come across that thread yet, but it would require Pi Hole no?
Asian black bear
I see others discuss reverse proxies too, it seems teddyCloud must have its own dedicated IP (internally, not from ISP)

Link to this comment: https://forum.revvox.de/t/teddycloud-behind-a-reverse-proxy/90/2
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@Flemish Giant yes thats what i saw and to me it pretty much meant "get dedicated ip"
Asian black bear
That is not what it meant
Flemish GiantOP
as said, noob :LOL:
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