unRAID reverse proxy

[OfTheThorn]

Hi everyone

 

I want to set up a reverse proxy. I've read guides and watched Spaceinvader One on YouTube and I have a pretty good understanding with regard to doing so. However, I ran into an issue with port forwarding.

 

In this shithole of a country (Belgium) there's only 2 ISP's, so a duopoly. And the greedy plonkers I'm with don't allow you to route an external to a different internal port. So for example, routing external port 443 to internal port 444 is a no go. All this is done in order to force you to pay more if you want to have your own server. 

 

The crayon crunchers also force a worthless, overheating piece of gobshite router on you that limits customization even further.

 

Any suggestions on a work around? I guess I could use DMZ (?) but I'd prefer not to. Exposing my network like that doesn't seem healthy to me.

 

Thanks in advance!

Edited 1 hour ago by ofthethorn

[Acedia]

I don't know if unRaid offers anything like that directly but I saw it offers Docker directly so you might try something like this:

https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy

[OfTheThorn]

9 hours ago, Acedia said:

I don't know if unRaid offers anything like that directly but I saw it offers Docker directly so you might try something like this:

https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy

Doesn't that still require me to forward a different port? Especially since unRAID runs on 80 and 443 already?

[Acedia]

11 hours ago, OfTheThorn said:

Doesn't that still require me to forward a different port? Especially since unRAID runs on 80 and 443 already?

Wait... you want your hyper visor to be accessable to the internet?...... well okay...

 

I am not familiar with unraid but in hyper-v or esxi you could create a second internal switch for the hyper visior and the reverse proxy and set up the reverse proxy to forward a certain url to your hyper visior management interface.