Need hand holding for Reverse Proxy
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Ok . . . so what I want is to be able to do monitor.mydomain.net and get to my monitoring vm. Should be easy, right? Not so much.
Running pfsense on proxmox as a VM. Have Lan (192.168.0.xxx), VMNet (192.168.5.xxx), & AltLan (192.168.2.xxx). Lan & VMNet can reach the internet. Lan & VMNet can talk to each other.
I have rules in place so that I can reach proxmox from outside by specifying the port. Works.
I'm on Cox ISP, so port 80 is blocked. Port 443 is not (according to their docs).
I have ipv6, and I can ping any ipv6 on my network. I'm using Track to get v6 IP's to my network.
I have a domain, it's registered. I use freedns, and the updater in pfsense works for it.
What I can NOT seem to do is get monitor.mydomain.net:8080 to do a damn thing.
Settings:
Reverse Proxy Server:
General:
Interfaces: Wan, Lan
External FQDN <mydomain.net>Reset TCP Connections on Unauth'd Requests - checked
Enable HTTP Reverse: Checked
Reverse HTTP Port: 8080
Enable HTTPS Reverse Proxy: checked
Reverse HTTPS Port: 443
Reverse SSL Cert: webConfigurator default
(All other settings on this page blank/unchecked)Web Servers: See Pic 1
Mappings: See Pic 2
Firewall rule: See Pic 3What am I missing?
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