[Jason]

domain.com is a generic reference to my own domain http://www.jason.com for example that I have to access on my local network applications.

I am using Caddy Server as software that serves as my webserver. So instead of having to type in the external ip address I can type in my domain name for example http://www.jason.com/opensprinklerhome and that will translate that to my external IP address:port number internally to reach my home opensprinkler on 192.168.1.119:6119.

I hope that makes more sense I not sure if I am explaining this technically correct.

[Jason]

Sorry forgot to mention that I can hit each of OS controllers by port # so http://www.domain.com:8119 for example works but just not by name ie http://www.domain.com/homeos.

[Jason]

Hi Ray,

Sorry did not see a response to my question.

I have a reverse proxy setup on my home server. domain.com is a generic reference to my personal domain. I have it setup so that when I type in http://www.domain.com/homeos it will try to hit the local ip address:port #. I have tried with nginx and now caddy. I think it is to do something with OS and how it process requests and perhaps the password that is sent? Networking is not my forte but I have gotten other programs setup and working with reverse proxy.

If I can provide logs or anything let me know.

Jason

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