Hello everyone, I have mounted with great satisfaction on my part, ispConfig on an orangePi PC2 (it's like a raspberryPi3) Now I want to put another 2 board (orangePi3) as video encoder and Streamer live for YouPHPtube, which needs 2 servers, one for the live encoder and one for the streamer. (Note: YouPHPtube is allergic to control panels ispConfig, vestaPc, Plex ...) The idea is to use orangePiPC2 with ispConfig as a firewall and service provider for apache2 (reverseProxy) in the second ethernet interface (eth1). What I don't know if it can be done with ispConfig It would work like this: server 1 OrangePiPc2 with ispConfig an a couple of websites like wordpress. Fixed and Public IP address and FQDN (example: 123.123.123.123 -> ispc.example.org on eth0) This server have a second ethernet interface on eth1 with IP address 192.168.1.1 Server 2 OrangePi3 (streamer) - Local IP address like 192.168.1.2 Server 3 OrangePi 3 (Encoder) - Local IP address like 192.168.1.3 The idea is to create 2 websites with two subdomains in IspConfig (server 1), for example: encoder.example.org and streamer.example.org. But Apache and ispConfig would have to redirect network traffic to local server trought eth1 (192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.3) respectively I know that Apache2 can redirect traffic to a server on the local network, but I don't know if ispConfig can. Any ideas? Thank you Max
ISPConfig is just the configuration system, technically it doesn't do anything with traffic at all; you can use apache to reverse proxy those connections, and if you wish, you could configure apache to do that via the ISPConfig interface. I believe there is support for reverse proxies in the gui either planned or requested, but for the current release, you just have to use custom apache directives. Examples can be found searching the forums here if needed.