Workaround for IP-Addresses in Local-Net
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I installed Proxmox on my dedicated server.
I am planning to create OpenVZ containers for different projects.
Now the problem is:
I want to access Server1 and Server2's webserver from outside on port 80.
Let's say 192.168.178.12 and XX.13
Which is ofc not possible because I only have 1 public IP-Address (limited because of my ISP). My Fritz!Box is currently redirecting some random port (publicip:65554) to the local webserver on port:80
But thats not really my goal.
Is there a possible Workaround to access the local containers with their local IP from the public IP, on the desired port? Maybe with a subdomain?
Like
srv1.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver1
srv2.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver2
A VPN is not enough because I want to be able to connect without a VPN Connection.
Thanks for your help!
networking vpn dns port-forwarding
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
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I installed Proxmox on my dedicated server.
I am planning to create OpenVZ containers for different projects.
Now the problem is:
I want to access Server1 and Server2's webserver from outside on port 80.
Let's say 192.168.178.12 and XX.13
Which is ofc not possible because I only have 1 public IP-Address (limited because of my ISP). My Fritz!Box is currently redirecting some random port (publicip:65554) to the local webserver on port:80
But thats not really my goal.
Is there a possible Workaround to access the local containers with their local IP from the public IP, on the desired port? Maybe with a subdomain?
Like
srv1.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver1
srv2.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver2
A VPN is not enough because I want to be able to connect without a VPN Connection.
Thanks for your help!
networking vpn dns port-forwarding
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
11
add a comment |
I installed Proxmox on my dedicated server.
I am planning to create OpenVZ containers for different projects.
Now the problem is:
I want to access Server1 and Server2's webserver from outside on port 80.
Let's say 192.168.178.12 and XX.13
Which is ofc not possible because I only have 1 public IP-Address (limited because of my ISP). My Fritz!Box is currently redirecting some random port (publicip:65554) to the local webserver on port:80
But thats not really my goal.
Is there a possible Workaround to access the local containers with their local IP from the public IP, on the desired port? Maybe with a subdomain?
Like
srv1.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver1
srv2.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver2
A VPN is not enough because I want to be able to connect without a VPN Connection.
Thanks for your help!
networking vpn dns port-forwarding
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
11
I installed Proxmox on my dedicated server.
I am planning to create OpenVZ containers for different projects.
Now the problem is:
I want to access Server1 and Server2's webserver from outside on port 80.
Let's say 192.168.178.12 and XX.13
Which is ofc not possible because I only have 1 public IP-Address (limited because of my ISP). My Fritz!Box is currently redirecting some random port (publicip:65554) to the local webserver on port:80
But thats not really my goal.
Is there a possible Workaround to access the local containers with their local IP from the public IP, on the desired port? Maybe with a subdomain?
Like
srv1.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver1
srv2.mydomain.com -> myip1 -> mylocalserver2
A VPN is not enough because I want to be able to connect without a VPN Connection.
Thanks for your help!
networking vpn dns port-forwarding
networking vpn dns port-forwarding
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
11
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
11
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
11
asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
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asked Feb 8 at 21:46
Timo HeckelTimo Heckel
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