Edit: solution found and being implemented! 😃
#DuckduckFedi, I am in need of assistance, if you don't mind.
I am wondering if there's a way of making it so that accessing my internal network resources through an external URL (so, x.example.com) resolves to an internal IP address, instead of getting routed via my #pangolin server, which sits the next country over, and makes my ISP VERY unhappy (and throttle my connection to 30Mbps up instead of 1Gbps). While keeping HTTPS functional.
Currently I get around this by accessing the services via IP, but that's a chore because I have to remember which machine and which port the service runs on, and then many of them complain of HTTPS not being enabled.
So, in short, I want to get served local HTTPS addresses while inside my network, and the usual Pangolin Wireguard link back to my home when out and about.
I have an #openwrt router, if that helps.
Boosts welcome, and thanks in advance for your help!


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