@PitaJ I think I have a very edge-case scenario, I've found a solution for guests and logged in users.
Thanks for your help and point in the right direction!
Windows Server 2012R2 IIS Configuration
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Hello,
how can I configure IIS to be a Reserve Proxy? (like nginx).
(HTTP & HTTPS Ports to the standard NodeBB Port.)
I found a old thread where @Moritz-Friedrich said he will write a guide for that, and put it in the documentation portal. I couldn't find that guide.
Would be nice if someone can help me.
Thanks,
Andi
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I just wanted to ask the same...
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no answer?
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@Andi thats is a rare configuration around here, I am sure less that 1% of NodeBB users are using Windows servers. It has nothing to do with NodeBB, but if I knew, I would help.
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In the IIS manager, there is a option called URL rewrite, there you can add a new rule.
The inbound should be the ip with the port (default 4567) and the outbound the TLD or a subdomain. -
@kimikelku said:
URL rewrite
That isn't proxy, though. Will it do all that proxy does (IP preservation, for instance)?
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Im not sure if it does that, but i think that this rule is called application request routing, and works the same way as a reverse proxy for what i can tell.
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What if you wrote a guide for how far you've reached, let's say 70% of the way. Then it'll be easier for us to follow and then finish the rest (no promises though :p) Just a suggestion. You're probably the first trying to install on this server software
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https://docs.nodebb.org/en/latest/installing/os.html
There's an edit button on the top right, and making a new page is as easy as just cloning and copying and pasting another guide and editing it
