Very good! I tell you my problem. I have 2 domains registered with the same public IP. These domains have access through port 80 (http) and 443 (https). I know that nginx proxy manager can redirect me internally when someone wants to enter, for example, www.A.com ip 192.168.1.100 and www.B.com 192.168.1.101 . Does anyone know how to install the nginx proxy manager container as a container within mikrotik 7.15 (the router I have supports containers) I can’t find a tutorial anywhere on how to install and configure nginx proxy manager in mikrotik. From already thank you very much.
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I’ve been using Traefik for past year as RouterOS container and that works well for me. This thread (despite the title) covers both Traefik and NGNIX proxy manager:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/container-traefik-on-rb5009/165849/1
Specific to NgnixProxyManager, see:
i.e. Setup container loosely following Mikrotik Help, and replace “env” and “mount” with details from https://hub.docker.com/r/jc21/nginx-proxy-manager, then follow NgnixProxyManager’s guide to set it up as a proxy.
Regardless of what you use…the real trick is mapping the ports through the firewall via the VETH as often the harder part than installing, since the rules can get tricky (i.e. input vs forward, src-nat vs dst-nat).