iFrame and Security

[Furball159.]

I Run A Minecraft Serve for my mates and have utilized uptime kuma as a way of display the status of the server

however the uptime kuma is hosted on a different server which also stores status's for my stuff.

 

I want to setup a separate website and use a iframe to show the contents of http://myinternalip/status/minecraft on http://myexternalip.duckdns.org:port i have to choose/

I got pretty far until i tried accessing it over hotspot as a test.

 

I learned that while it could connect without fail to the web address i set up the iframe was loaded by the client not by the server resulting in it saying could not connect to "other server internal IP" I want to allow a port forward to http://myexternalip.duckdns.org:port i chose/ and have it routed to http://internalip:port/status/minecraft but no matter how hard i try i learn that without any help from LTT people i will be forced to expose the entirety of my uptime kuma docker container which i don't want to do.

 

 

ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED!!

 

What I want/would like:

myinternalip:port/status/minecraft to be exposed to myexternaldns.duckdns.org:port i choose/

AND NO OTHER INSTANCES ON THE PORT SHOULD BE EXPOSED!

EG: myinternalip:port/status/mystuffs should not be accessible

 

 

Clarity Edit: I use a docker containerized version encase i didn't mention if that becomes a important thing

 

*/status/mystuffs is just a joke lol

Edited January 8, 2024 by Furball159.
Clarity

[C2dan88]

19 minutes ago, Furball159. said:

What I want/would like:

myinternalip:port/status/minecraft to be exposed to myexternaldns.duckdns.org:port i choose/

Use nginx proxy manager to direct all requests for myexternaldns.duckdns.org:port i choose/ to go to your internal ip for your kuma docker container.

[Furball159.]

29 minutes ago, C2dan88 said:

Use nginx proxy manager to direct all requests for myexternaldns.duckdns.org:port i choose/ to go to your internal ip for your kuma docker container.

How would i do this and would i have to portforward the whole thing?