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NAT vps to domain or access nat vps directly
Tumbleguy1
Member
in Help
Hi
@all
Bought a NAT vps from mrvm. Had no idea how nat vps works and now facing issue. Is there any tutorials on how to configure nat vps with domain without cloudflare?
I just need to connect so i can access - i have installed python / php via ssh - that's not an issue but unable to access the server.
Is there any tutorial? here on LET or LES?
Thanks
Comments
Is MrVM using a forwarder on the shared port 80 ?
Or are you using a webserver listening on one of your assigned NAT ports ?
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I think yes.
Well if the answer is yes then you need to tell his forwarder about your domain name and where requests needs to be forwarded to. Maybe @mikho can point you to something that tells you how to do that.
In the domain forward option in the control panel.
Add your domain name and check the settings.
HAProxy will now forward port 80 requests for your domain name on ipv4 to your VPS port 80.
Dont forget to add an A record in your DNS server, pointing to the EXTERNAL ipv4.
after i add the domain forward in domain forwarding panel -
protocol - source - source port - dest ip - dest port
http - domain.com - 80 - the IP - 80
after i save i got 6-8 IPs to point
i also pointed the external IPV4 to dest ip in namecheap -
Type - hots - value - ttl
A record - * - IP - 30 mins
Is this ok to go?
Edit
Solved. The above is sufficient for NAT vps
Also, replace * with @ and every thing will be fine.
Loved the NAT VPS - cheap and exactly for work purpose.
In the control panel you should setup one for each sub domain you plan on using.
There is always the risk of someone ”stealing” your traffic if not properly setup.