TL,DR; - Reverse proxies in DSM work on Safari. Firefox routes to main DSM interface. Chrome routes to router interface.
DS1513+ running DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 3
I have several Reverse proxies setup in DSM, 1 to a docker container, 3 to apps on the DS, and one to an Apache instance on an RPi. All of them have port 443 routing to their respective app ports. The Reverse Proxies do NOT have HSTS or http/2 enabled. I DO have port 443/80 forwarded from my router to the NAS.
I have a Lets Encrypt cert mapped to my custom domain (not synology.me) with the appropriate Subject Alternative Names added.
All of these work fine in Safari. I enter service1.mydomain.com and it takes me to that service.
On Firefox that same URL takes me to the DSM interface on the NAS for the docker and local aps. The Reverse Proxy does work for the Apache on the RPi from Firefox.
On Chrome that same URL takes me to the web interface for my Ubiquiti Edge router!??
This is all on OSX. I have rebooted the NAS, I have flushed DNS cache on OS X and the cache on FF/Chrome. I get the same behavior on multiple machines.
help.
DS1513+ running DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 3
I have several Reverse proxies setup in DSM, 1 to a docker container, 3 to apps on the DS, and one to an Apache instance on an RPi. All of them have port 443 routing to their respective app ports. The Reverse Proxies do NOT have HSTS or http/2 enabled. I DO have port 443/80 forwarded from my router to the NAS.
I have a Lets Encrypt cert mapped to my custom domain (not synology.me) with the appropriate Subject Alternative Names added.
All of these work fine in Safari. I enter service1.mydomain.com and it takes me to that service.
On Firefox that same URL takes me to the DSM interface on the NAS for the docker and local aps. The Reverse Proxy does work for the Apache on the RPi from Firefox.
On Chrome that same URL takes me to the web interface for my Ubiquiti Edge router!??
This is all on OSX. I have rebooted the NAS, I have flushed DNS cache on OS X and the cache on FF/Chrome. I get the same behavior on multiple machines.
help.