<![CDATA[pfsense to nat ports 80 and 443 to 2 VM? nginx? haproxy?]]>

<![CDATA[pfsense to nat ports 80 and 443 to 2 VM? nginx? haproxy?]]>Hi guys, I am new in pfsense and I am trying to learn :)
I have a dedicated server abroad where I am hosting some sites and game servers.
every single domain name I am using is behind CloudFlare, with strict SSL.
1)proxmox 7.2 as the host O/S with 1 static true IP
2)pfsense is in autostart very first so I can access my vms (internal IP:10.2.100.254)
3)I have a myvestacp on Debian 15 VM for my websites and it works perfectly with NAT.(internal IP:10.3.100.2)
4)I have a windows server 2022 for some game servers where I am also using NAT for the ports of the games and it works good.(internal IP:10.3.100.4)
5)Here is where I need help. I have a freepbx VM which I also want to use HTTPS and I can't NAT ports 80 and 443 on myvestacp and on freepbx.(internal IP:10.3.100.6)

I have tried to make another VM with Debian 11.5 and nginx proxy manager and changed the NAT of ports 80 and 443 to this VM (internal IP:10.3.100.10), and from there added the domains and send them towards the VM they belong to, for example freepbx.mydomain.gr > 10.3.100.6 and all the other domains > 10.3.100.2
None of my websites was accessible after that with error of infinite redirects.

So what I am asking can it be done? Can I NAT somehow ports 80 and 443 on 2 different VMs?
I have read about haproxy but I am totally unfamiliar with it, can someone write a few steps on how to do it with haproxy if nginx proxy manager can't?

Thank you!

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