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Topic: How to bind multiple subnetwork domains

Post How to bind multiple subnetwork domains
by Zhou Tianzuo on jeudi 8 décembre 2016

yesterday, i have bougth a domain for my site: www.360mbx.com, and i want to use some subnetwork domains, such as:
mail.360mbx.com -- use my computer network port: 3000
gitlab.360mbx.com -- use my computer network port: 3001
api..360mbx.com -- use my computer network port: 3002

and this day, i download the dnclient tools, and but i dont know, how and where to set the ports binding for those subnetwork domains.

I just wonder know if your ddns just support the www.360mbx.com with port 80 for http or 443 for https?

Because if DYNU can match my request, I will buy the ssl certf and mail support, or I will stop my try.

Thanks,
Rock.Z

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Post Re: How to bind multiple subnetwork domains
by timothytw on mardi 13 décembre 2016

[quote=Zhou Tianzuo]yesterday, i have bougth a domain for my site: www.360mbx.com, and i want to use some subnetwork domains, such as:
mail.360mbx.com -- use my computer network port: 3000
gitlab.360mbx.com -- use my computer network port: 3001
api..360mbx.com -- use my computer network port: 3002

and this day, i download the dnclient tools, and but i dont know, how and where to set the ports binding for those subnetwork domains.

I just wonder know if your ddns just support the www.360mbx.com with port 80 for http or 443 for https?

Because if DYNU can match my request, I will buy the ssl certf and mail support, or I will stop my try.

Thanks,
Rock.Z[/quote]You can use our port forwarding function in the 'Web Redirect' section in the control panel. For more information, you may refer to this tutorial at https://www.dynu.com/Resources/Tutorials/DynamicDNS/Advancedfeatures/WebRedirect.

Please make sure that you open the ports 3000, 3001 and 3002 in your router and firewall as well.

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