Reverse proxy setup with unRAID
Reverse proxy setup with unRAID
Hi everyone, I'm trying to configure a reverse proxy. I've reviewed some guides and watched Spaceinvader One on YouTube, so I'm fairly confident about the process. But I hit a roadblock with port forwarding. In this country with only two ISPs (a duopoly), the providers restrict routing external traffic to internal ports. For instance, forwarding port 443 externally to port 444 inside isn't possible. This setup is meant to push users toward paying more if they want their own server. The router manufacturers also impose strict limits, making customization even harder. Any ideas for a workaround? Maybe using a DMZ would help, but I'd rather avoid exposing my network that way. Let me know if you have suggestions! Thanks in advance.
They don't seem to provide that feature directly. However, they do support Docker integration, which you could explore via the link provided.
It seems you're asking if the setup still needs a different port, given that unRAID already supports 80 and 443 ports.
Ensure your hyper visor can connect to the internet. For Unraid, Elixir, or similar setups, you can add a separate internal switch for the hyper visor and reverse proxy. Configure the reverse proxy to send specific URLs to your hyper visor management interface.