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| how to setup subdomain for http://abc.def.com:1095 |
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a4asim
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I have a web based application running on port :1095. Its NOT on the WEB server and uses its own webservice. This local computer is dedicated for timesheet application only. I can reach to this computer by specifying port number in the url. Like http://abc.def.com:1095/ but I need to get rid of the number at the end. We dont have DNS server, can I setup a subdomain for this computer???
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KiltedMan
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Well, you could always set up a portmap on your firewall/router to point to that computer's internal IP address. This raises all kinds of security issues though and you would want to consult someone before doing so.
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jarena
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The portmapping is probably the best option, but you could also setup an http redirect like this on the port 80 (HTTP) site with something like this:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://abc.def.com:1095"> |
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