Webview local device over internet?

[Car712]

Ok so heres my problem, I have 2 servers, a NAS which is used only for storage, and another linux home server that is basically for anything else such as a Webserver, VPN, Mail forwarder, etc. The problem is I can only port forward port 80 on one of these devices, and at the moment I am forwarding my 'everything else' server, as it serves my 2 websites. However I would also like to be able to access my NAS Web GUI page over the internet as well, currently I have all my domains pointing to my 'everything else' server which is running vesta (for the webserver and mail), it handles seperate websites for each domain. Would it be possible to point another subdomain such as 'storage' to my same IP, and then make a simple HTML page for the subdomain that has a webview that connects to the local NAS and then forwards the content to the HTML page on the storage subdomain, even though the NAS isint available on the internet, so the webview would be for a local IP such as 192.168.x.x

 

I know this sounds a bit confusing, if you have any questions, just ask.

[Rehmat]

I would install teamviewer on a raspberry pi and install the teamviewer app on your phone [or website on a pc/ laptop] and remote into the pi and use Firefox to view the webpages wirelessly. All the pi needs is a ethernet or wifi connection and 24/7 power after you have set it up. Would be pretty cheap to setup.