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The original wording implies that `sudo cloudflared service install` is part of the token which is incorrect.
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# Cloud Access Plugin for Scrypted
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1. Log into Scrypted Cloud using the login button.
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2. This Scrypted server is now available at https://home.scrypted.app.
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See below for additional recommendations.
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## Port Forwarding
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**Important Note**: Ports 10443 and 10444 are already being used by Scrypted itself. So, please choose a different port number, like 11443.
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### What You'll Need
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- Access to your router's settings (usually through a web browser).
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- Ability to change settings on your host machine's firewall (like ufw for Linux or Windows Firewall for Windows).
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### Step-by-Step Instructions
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1. **Port Configuration**
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- For simplicity, use the same port number (e.g 11443) for both "From Port" and "Forward Port" fields in the Scrypted Cloud plugin settings General tab.
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2. **Access Your Router Settings**
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- Open your web browser and go to your router's login page. You may need the router's IP address, username, and password.
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> If you're not sure how to do this, [find the guide specific to your router here](https://portforward.com/router.htm).
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3. **Navigate to Firewall or Port Forwarding Section**
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- Once logged in, find the section that deals with "Firewall" or "Port Forwarding". It could be under tabs like "Advanced," "NAT," or "Security."
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4. **Set Up Port Forwarding Rule**
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- Use the port number you chose in Step 1 (e.g 11443) to set up a new Port Forwarding rule on your router.
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5. **Change Port Forwarding Mode in Scrypted**
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- Go back to Scrypted and navigate to the "General" tab in the Cloud plugin.
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- Select "Router Forward" from the "Port Forwarding Mode" dropdown menu.
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6. **Test Your Setup**
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- In the Scrypted Cloud plugin settings, find and click the `Test Port Forward` button under the `Advanced` Settings tab. This will confirm if you've set everything up correctly.
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7. **Save Your Settings**
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- Don't forget to save your changes in both your router and in Scrypted.
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### Firewall Configuration
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Make sure your host machine’s firewall isn't blocking the port you've chosen. You may need to create an 'allow' rule for this port in your host's firewall settings.
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## Custom Domains
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Custom Domains can be used with the Cloud Plugin.
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Set up a reverse proxy to the https Forward Port shown in settings.
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## Cloudflare Tunnels
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Scrypted Cloud automatically creates a login free tunnel for remote access.
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The following steps are only necessary if you want to associate the tunnel with your existing Cloudflare account to manage it remotely.
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1. Create the Tunnel in the [Cloudflare Zero Trust Dashboard](https://one.dash.cloudflare.com).
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2. Copy the token shown for the tunnel shown in the `install [token]` command. For example, if you see `cloudflared service install eyJhI344aA...`, then `eyJhI344aA...` is the token you need to copy.
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3. Paste the token into the Cloud Plugin Advanced Settings.
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4. Add a `Public Hostname` to the tunnel.
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* Choose a (sub)domain.
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* Service `Type` is `HTTPS` and `URL` is `localhost:port`. Replace the port with `Forward Port` from Cloud Plugin Settings.
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* Expand `Additional Application Settings` -> `TLS` menus and enable `No TLS Verify`.
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5. Reload Cloud Plugin.
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6. Verify Cloudflare successfully connected by observing the `Console` Logs.
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