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> On 2016, May 11, at 1:48 AM, FrancisM <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Is there any plugins from pfsense to do this kind of configuration just
> like reverse proxy. this is the scenario. I only have 1 public IP address...
> I know I can achieve this using other ports (higher ports) to mapped to my
> internal local server however I want to do it like this to mapped 1 to 1 in
> the same port. Is this possible in pfsense?
> ...
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Nope, I don’t think so. http specifically sends the URL as part of the request
so routing can then be done based on host name for virtual hosts on a single
server. I’m not aware of any such mechanism for ssh or RDP, the information
just isn’t presented. You’d need to separate by some network parameter like
port or source address …
If you really want inside your network, you probably want to do VPN or ssh
tunneling. SSH is not PFSense specific, but it’s part of the package, and it
does afford key based encryption around the RDP connections to arbitrary
machines so you don’t have to worry about weak RDP encryption. It’s not a
microsoft branded RD gateway if that’s what you were looking for. And there
are VPN options. The book is worth the price of gold.
ED.
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