Domain.com Question

[NiftyMist]

Hello everyone,

 

*If this is in the wrong section, please let me know and I will relocate this post to where it actually belongs*

 

So I have a FreeNAS box deployed on my network for mass (4TB woot!) local storage.  It holds movies and TV shows (that I own), photos from over the years, and system back ups for 2 desktops and 2 laptops.  I am also running two FreeBSD jails.  One is running an OwnCloud server (basically a personal DropBox for those who didn't know) for me and the fiance and the other is running a TeamSpeak3 Server for a small gaming community that my friends and I are a part of.  So my issue is with Domain.com.  I use their service for my domain so I can have an easier way to hand out the address to the TS3 server without handing out my IP directly to people on the internet (I am aware the anyone can run "nslookup" via the command prompt on my domain to get the IP) as well as having a domain for my OwnCloud.  Both domains work for their purpose.  However, when I use the teamspeak.domain.net in a normal browser window it will bring up the OwnCloud log in.  Is there a way through Domain.com to only allow the teamspeak.domain.net address to only access the port for the TS3 server and the owncloud.domain.net address to only access the port for OwnCloud as well?  I also have a pfSense router deployed on my network for added firewall security since I am allowing access to the jails from the Internet.  Is there possibly a firewall rule I can added to my pfSense router that will only allow teamspeak.domain.net to access the local IP of the FreeBSD jail that the TS3 server is running off of?

 

Thanks for any insight and assistance!

~NiftyMist

[Flibbib]

Sounds like an issue with DNS configuration with your domain provider. Instead of having separate rules for teamspeak.domain.com and owncloud.domain.com, there is just a rule for *.domain.com or no subdomain rules at all, causing anything.yourdomain.com to pull the first thing on port 80 / 8080.

Check if a random subdomain does the same, like dgshw.domain.com.

You need to check with your domain provider, assuming you're using their nameservers.