NUORDS NETOWORK ADDRESS FORMAT (?)
NuoRDS Proxy supports both IPv4 and IPv6 connections. In order to avoid collisions please use the format below.
A generic network address:
- An internet address consists of two colon-separated components: HOST:PORT
- If the port is omitted, a default port will be used.
An explicit IPv4 address:
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The host component represents an IPv4 literal (rfc791).
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The host component must not be enclosed into brackets.
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The host component '0.0.0.0' describes 'any' address.
Examples:
192.168.0.100
192.168.0.100:3389
An explicit IPv6 address:
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The host component represents an IPv6 literal (rfc3513).
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The host component must be enclosed into square brackets.
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The host component '::' describes 'any' IPv6 address.
Examples:
[fec0::1]
[fec0::1]:3389
A hostname based address:
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The host component represents a domain name (FQDN).
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If the preferred address family is IPv6, then the host component must be enclosed into square brackets.
Examples:
myhost.com
myhost.com:3389
[myhost.com]
[myhost.com]:3389