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Status No Plans to Implement
Workspace Nomad
Categories Nomad (Web)
Created by Guest
Created on Aug 30, 2023

Add basic reverse-proxy functionality to the Nomad websocket proxy server (nwsp)

Adding Nomad to a Domino server (incl. the native 'Nomad websocket server') 'steals' the port 443 from Domino if one wants Nomad to be available on standard https://. Also Nomad default listens on port 9443, users expect it at 443.

If the Domino server hosts other web-apps as well, a reverse-proxy like nginx or Safelinx is needed to dispatch web-traffic between Nomad and Domino. This requires additional services and with its own certificate handling.

I propose to give the Nomad server some basic reverse-proxy functionality to forward all-other / specific-urls to a Domino webserver (on another port).

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    Timothy Clark
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    Oct 19, 2023

    As this is possible with SafeLinx and nginx we have no plans to implement this in Nomad web.

  • Guest
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    Sep 3, 2023

    I understand this request, but this functionality can be easily added using any reverse proxy, which I would recommend using anyway. NGINX is a free enterprise grade solution, which is easy to setup with TCP stream SNI support.

    See some additional information and an example:

    https://blog.nashcom.de/nashcomblog.nsf/dx/nginx-tcp-stream-with-sni-support.-more-than-helpful-for-lab-environments.htm


    -- Daniel