inbound proxy domain.com:123 --> internal 192.168.1.500:456 (RDP)

[jochenthomas]

Hi,
I was searching the thread but without any result (hopefully nothing missed).

I am planning (or thinking over) to activate RDP access from public web without any VPN and as much secure as possible (please no discussion like VPN yes/no).

As I am working in different companies I need to use typical open ports like 80 or 443.
Therefore I would like to allow any RDP request only for a specific domain (e.g. abc-domain.com) and port (e.g. 443) similar to the following:

abc-domain.com:443 --> RT-AC87U --> 192.168.1.100:3389 (Windows box with RDP port)
xyz-domain.org:443 --> RT-AC87U --> 192.168.1.555:443 (Web server SSL)​

But on the other hand the usual web server should still be accessible (second example)
Typically you can achieve this with an Apache proxy or similar solutions.

Is there a way to route or proxy incoming traffic based on domain and port to an internal IP/port? Beneficial would be to include a source IP-range as well...

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[bbsc]

http://www.snbforums.com/threads/mapping-different-ddnses-to-different-computers-hosts.31339/unread

 

[jochenthomas]

bbsc; very good ;-)
Will check this, many thanks!!