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Hi, I'm running a few different SERVER Apps on a READY NAS PRO.
I'd appreciate some help with doing the following:
Our ISP DNS will not let us create a domain name (example: Mailserver.trails.com) and point it to (for example) 192.42.4.1:8080
I was told that I'd need to create a reverse proxy lookup inside of Apache which is running on our READY NAS server, have it listen for the actual domain name (mailserver.trails.com) and send it to 192.42.4.1:8080.
Can someone tell me exactly where this file is located, and the actual code needed inside the file to function properly? We don't want to have our team to remember to type http://www.mailserver.trails.com:8080) every time.
Your help is appreciated.
P.S. I'm a non technical person, so your explanations in layman's terms is appreciated.
I'd appreciate some help with doing the following:
Our ISP DNS will not let us create a domain name (example: Mailserver.trails.com) and point it to (for example) 192.42.4.1:8080
I was told that I'd need to create a reverse proxy lookup inside of Apache which is running on our READY NAS server, have it listen for the actual domain name (mailserver.trails.com) and send it to 192.42.4.1:8080.
Can someone tell me exactly where this file is located, and the actual code needed inside the file to function properly? We don't want to have our team to remember to type http://www.mailserver.trails.com:8080) every time.
Your help is appreciated.
P.S. I'm a non technical person, so your explanations in layman's terms is appreciated.
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