Is there any way that I can require the use of a specific URL or URLs for access to certain ports?
For example, say I wanted to do this:
MySQL Server Access:
mysql.mywebhost.tld:3306 - Access Allowed to Port 3306/Granted
http://www.myclient.tld:3306 - Access Denied to Port 3306
Mail Server Access:
mail.mywebhost.tld - Access Allowed to SMTP
http://www.myclient.tld - No access allowed to SMTP
IRC Server AccessL
irc.mywebhost.tk - Access Allowed to the IRC Daemon
http://www.myclient.tld - No access allowed to the IRC Daemon
EDIT: Yeah, that figures..... Could a mod move this to CentOS 7? Sorry.... it's early.... lol
Require specific URL for certain ports/services?
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Re: Require specific URL for certain ports/services?
In what? The firewall? HTTPD?
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Re: Require specific URL for certain ports/services?
In any way that it would be possible/the best way/implementation of it.
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Re: Require specific URL for certain ports/services?
The servers don't know how the IP and port were selected unless the protocol for the service provides that function.
Your question really makes no sense without context.
Your question really makes no sense without context.