This isn't really a LMS question but more of a linux/router config question, but I'm hoping someone here may know the answer.
LMS is running on a Ubuntu 20.04 server, standard configuration and visible on port 192.168.1.xxx:9000. While working from home, my work PC has non-standard ports blocked, but I can see 192.168.1.xxx:80 from that machine. I'd like to be able to access the server on a port 80 address.
It would be easy enough to tell LMS to run on port 80, but I already have another service on that server that uses port 80. What I was hoping I could do was create a "virtual network connection" on that server, 192.168.1.xxy, and redirect all traffic from 192.168.1.xxy:80 to 192.168.1.xxx:9000. Unfortunately, my knowledge of linux tells me this should be doable, and probably uses some combination of iptables and maybe some port forwarding configurations in my home router (unifi), but not far enough to make it work. I could probably create a VM to run just LMS, but that seems like hitting a tack with a sledge hammer.
I should add one last thing. Ideally, I'd keep the LMS still visible on Port 9000. It's more of having it additionally visible/mirrored on the other IP:port, if that makes sense.
Any help would be appreciated.
LMS is running on a Ubuntu 20.04 server, standard configuration and visible on port 192.168.1.xxx:9000. While working from home, my work PC has non-standard ports blocked, but I can see 192.168.1.xxx:80 from that machine. I'd like to be able to access the server on a port 80 address.
It would be easy enough to tell LMS to run on port 80, but I already have another service on that server that uses port 80. What I was hoping I could do was create a "virtual network connection" on that server, 192.168.1.xxy, and redirect all traffic from 192.168.1.xxy:80 to 192.168.1.xxx:9000. Unfortunately, my knowledge of linux tells me this should be doable, and probably uses some combination of iptables and maybe some port forwarding configurations in my home router (unifi), but not far enough to make it work. I could probably create a VM to run just LMS, but that seems like hitting a tack with a sledge hammer.
I should add one last thing. Ideally, I'd keep the LMS still visible on Port 9000. It's more of having it additionally visible/mirrored on the other IP:port, if that makes sense.
Any help would be appreciated.