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cannot open port 443
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I'd make sure you're forwarding http (port 80) to that same internal host too. I'm assuming thats your jellyfin server. Your browser might not be appending https to your domain and connecting to your router port 80. You can test this by going to both https:// and http://.
On your local network, does going to https://192.168.1.4 present you with what you actually want?
port 80 is also forwarded. I am not at home now, ill test tomorrow