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I have a local NAS hosting a personal website that I'd like to work with both http and https protocols.

So far https works correctly, but http keeps returning "Connection Reset" in Firefox and "This webpage is not available" in Chromium.

My setup...

I'm hosting the website on a Synology NAS. It loads both http and https on the local network by typing in the local (192...) IP address.

I use no-ip.org to point a domain name to my house. I have set up my router so both http (port:80) and https (port:443) traffic get forwarded to my NAS to display the website. I can load the site using https but when I attempt to load it using http I get the above errors.

I've looked at the logs and they don't seem to indicate any access to the server when using http, so I'm not entirely sure

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Since you can access it via LAN on both protocols, I'd suspect you have another service running on port 80 via the WAN, or your ISP prohibits port 80 traffic. – ionFish Feb 22 at 2:48
I just used canyouseeme.org to check if port 80 can access my ip and it could so my isp isn't blocking it. What other services could be preventing access? Is there anyway of finding out what they are? – Aglystas Feb 22 at 3:02
Yes, you can email me your URL and I can try to scan it for you (click my username, homepage, contact page, email.) – ionFish Feb 22 at 3:04
Couldn't I just do that if you told me? – Aglystas Feb 22 at 3:16
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No I meant, explain the process of running a scan against a URL. So that I know what to do should this ever come up again. – Aglystas Feb 22 at 3:23
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