Use Port Range For TCP/UDP Resources #63
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How? It's still asking me for a port, can't leave it empty. I just reinstalled pangolin on fresh server after moving back to zoraxy after the 1st trials. |
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It'll be Zoraxy or Pangolin. Not both. This is what I need in pangolin also. You can now proxy TCP and UDP but I have to enter port by port (only one allowed for each resource) and then fiddle with Traefik and Gerbil docker configs..... |
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Great. And not fiddling with configs would be great ;) |
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Apart from that it's working fine. |
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Has anything changed? I need to forward 50100-50200/udp from my Oracle VPS to my self-hosted Livekit Server (needed for Matrix calls) at home. I can't do this directly because NAT prevents me from doing this. The ideal way would be to specify port range e.g. 50100-50200 and forward each port to the client connected via tunnel, as in normal way. At this time I can only define 100 entries in traefik config, docker compose and create 100 Pangolin resources. Wasteful, and memory & time consuming. |
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First of all i would like to thank you guys for such a great oss! I am not an expert so there is just my thoughts: traefik is mainly for http related traffic? Wouldnt it be possible to utilize newt to handle the udp/tcp traffic directly? it would also eliminate one additional layer |

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I have a Rustdesk server running on the VPS. Clients connect via DNS name and the network proxy (Zoraxy in this case) forwards all to an IP. No port is defined. I can't do that in Pangolin.... I requires a port.
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