Cloudflare Tunnels with Zero Trust

In this example, we are going to show you
1. How to set up a Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnel inside of your network
2. How to configure and open access to specific IP's from the Cloudflare Tunnel
3. Allowing you to publicly expose websites with out opening any ports on your firewall
4. Being able to secure a public website so now it requires authentication
5. Setting up the WARP tunnel

[@sassan428]

With your help I was able to setup my private network, thank you!

[@alvinm4941]

Thank you, it help me to get my CF zero trust work!🙏

[@techadvisebywilliam3496]

You’re very welcome!!!

[@rubenmarien2534]

Thank you, it was a bit confusing at first then after watching twice I understood what you meant XD Could you do a more indepth video on the private network segment? :) Pleaaaaase

[@fossdom5568]

How safe is this tunnel being installed in the environment?sitting on prem and exposing all the networks out to Cloudflare ? Ofcourcse we can control in the CF portal what can be exposed but am sure CF can see our entire prod network in an organization ? Any thoughts on this from the security perspective?

[@gmoraleja]

Great video, TNKS!, Can i do RDP to others servers or users connected to the same teamworks cloudflare by tunnel? can you explain, please?

[@nikkonkde]

One problem I have with this is: once I add the self hosted entry I am forced on lan to authenticate as well. I would like to enable this on all request coming from outside my lan. Any ideas?

[@johnny5941]

I am from the future. stock up on tooth brushes