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## Reverse proxies
You may want to configure a reverse proxy, such as nginx, for TLS termination --- for example, because you need to support versions of the TLS protocol that are not implemented natively by Go, or because you want to consolidate your certificate management into a single nginx instance. Oragono supports the [PROXY protocol](https://www.haproxy.org/download/1.8/doc/proxy-protocol.txt) for preserving the end user's IP in this case. To configure a reverse proxy, use the following steps:
1. Add the reverse proxy's IP to `proxy-allowed-from` and `ip-limits.exempted`. (Use `localhost` to exempt all loopback IPs and Unix domain sockets.)
1. Configure your reverse proxy to connect to an appropriate Oragono listener and send the PROXY line. In this [example nginx config](https://github.com/darwin-network/slash/commit/aae9ba08d70128eb4b700cade333fe824a53562d), nginx connects to Oragono via a Unix domain socket.
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