I have nginx proxy manager running on two pcs (docker). Right now only one is in use as port 80 and 443 in the router port forwarding go to it.
Is there a [simple] way to have the router direct x.mysite.com and y.mysite.com to IP:80/443 while directing a.mysite.com and b.mysite.com to IP2:80/443?
Or would I need to setup nginx on the router?
Router currently has DDNS setup with Let's Encrypt native in merlin. I need the DDNS but could turn off Let's Encrypt.
Running skynet and diversion.
As for the why -
Just a matter of having hosted applications on both and not wanting to rely on one pc (hosting npm) for both to work. Would prefer them work isolated from each other.
Is there a [simple] way to have the router direct x.mysite.com and y.mysite.com to IP:80/443 while directing a.mysite.com and b.mysite.com to IP2:80/443?
Or would I need to setup nginx on the router?
Router currently has DDNS setup with Let's Encrypt native in merlin. I need the DDNS but could turn off Let's Encrypt.
Running skynet and diversion.
As for the why -
Just a matter of having hosted applications on both and not wanting to rely on one pc (hosting npm) for both to work. Would prefer them work isolated from each other.
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