Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Pangolin is a self-hosted tunneled reverse proxy server with identity and access control, designed to securely expose private resources on distributed networks.
In this video, Matt demonstrates the installation of a Pangolin server on a Digital Ocean VM, and the configuration a tunnel hosted on a local Raspberry Pi enabling access to resources hosted on his home network.
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Pangolin's Github repo:
github.com/fosrl/pangolin
Pangolin's docs:
docs.fossorial.io/Getting%20Started/overview
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00:00 Intro
01:18 25 years of remote access solutions
03:03 What to expect from this video
03:55 RTFM and prerequisites
06:53 Downloading and running Pangolin's installer
09:20 CrowdSec and Pangolin
10:42 Initial login and organization setup
12:05 Creating a site and establishing a tunnel with Newt
15:07 Setting up resources and authentication methods
20:34 Access control with users and roles
22:22 Sharable links
23:20 API keys, settings, and server admin
24:44 Accessing resources via Pangolin
29:21 Closing notes and what's next
lawrence.video
Pangolin is a self-hosted tunneled reverse proxy server with identity and access control, designed to securely expose private resources on distributed networks.
In this video, Matt demonstrates the installation of a Pangolin server on a Digital Ocean VM, and the configuration a tunnel hosted on a local Raspberry Pi enabling access to resources hosted on his home network.
--
Fossorial:
fossorial.io
Pangolin's Github repo:
github.com/fosrl/pangolin
Pangolin's docs:
docs.fossorial.io/Getting%20Started/overview
--
Connect With Us
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+ Hire Us for a project: lawrencesystems.com/hire-us
+ Toms' Twitter π¦ twitter.com/TomLawrenceTech
+ Our Website lawrencesystems.com
+ Our Forums forums.lawrencesystems.com
+ Instagram instagram.com/lawrencesystems
+ Facebook facebook.com/Lawrencesystems
+ GitHub github.com/lawrencesystems
Lawrence Systems Shirts and Swag
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AFFILIATES & REFERRAL LINKS
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Amazon Affiliate Store
π amazon.com/shop/lawrencesystemspcpickup
UniFi Affiliate Link
π lawrence.video/unifi-affiliate
All Of Our Affiliates help us out and can get you discounts!
π lawrencesystems.com/partners-we-love
Gear we use on Kit
π kit.co/lawrencesystems
Use OfferCode LTSERVICES to get 10% off your order at
π https://www.techsupplydirect.com?aff=2
Digital Ocean Offer Code
π https://m.do.co/c/85de8d181725
HostiFi UniFi Cloud Hosting Service
π hostifi.net/?via=lawrencesystems
Protect your privacy with a VPN from Private Internet Access
π privateinternetaccess.com/pages/buy-vpn/LRNSYS
Patreon
π° patreon.com/lawrencesystems
00:00 Intro
01:18 25 years of remote access solutions
03:03 What to expect from this video
03:55 RTFM and prerequisites
06:53 Downloading and running Pangolin's installer
09:20 CrowdSec and Pangolin
10:42 Initial login and organization setup
12:05 Creating a site and establishing a tunnel with Newt
15:07 Setting up resources and authentication methods
20:34 Access control with users and roles
22:22 Sharable links
23:20 API keys, settings, and server admin
24:44 Accessing resources via Pangolin
29:21 Closing notes and what's next










