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Update (external) reverse proxy docs (#624)

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- update (external) reverse proxy docs, added 'external' terminology to avoid confusion with the new internal reverse proxy feature
- add templates for combined container setups
- clearer clarifications (3478 needs to be publicy accessible etc)
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**Availability:** Reverse Proxy is currently only available for **self-hosted** deployments and is currently in **beta**. **Cloud** support is coming soon.
</Note>
<Note>
**Self-hosted requirement:** Self-hosted deployments **must** use [Traefik](/selfhosted/reverse-proxy) as their reverse proxy. Traefik is the only supported reverse proxy that provides TLS passthrough, which is required for the Reverse Proxy feature to function correctly.
**Self-hosted requirement:** Self-hosted deployments **must** use [Traefik](/selfhosted/external-reverse-proxy) as their external reverse proxy. Traefik is the only supported reverse proxy that provides TLS passthrough, which is required for the Reverse Proxy feature to function correctly.
</Note>
<Warning>
The Reverse Proxy feature does not currently support pre-shared keys or Rosenpass. If your network relies on either of these features, reverse proxy services will not function as expected.
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### Traefik requirement
Self-hosted deployments must use [Traefik](/selfhosted/reverse-proxy) as the reverse proxy in front of the NetBird management server. Traefik is required because it supports TLS passthrough, which allows the NetBird proxy to handle TLS termination directly. Other reverse proxies that do not support TLS passthrough are not compatible with this feature.
Self-hosted deployments must use [Traefik](/selfhosted/external-reverse-proxy) as the external reverse proxy in front of the NetBird management server. Traefik is required because it supports TLS passthrough, which allows the NetBird proxy to handle TLS termination directly. Other reverse proxies that do not support TLS passthrough are not compatible with this feature.
## Prerequisites