Cloudflare tunnel is working, but I need to setup a public hostname like “http://dbadmin.domain.tld**/dbadmin**” that then points to http://local-cloudflared-IP/dbadmin (http is intended).
The configuration does not allow me to use “/dbadmin” in the service (“Service URL is not valid”).
I need to make sure that connection to http://dbadmin.domain.tld/dbadmin end up at http://local-cloudflared-IP/dbadmin through the tunnel.
How can this be done?
Dan
The target service is identified through its IP (or hostname) and port, so you don’t need a path in there.
If the service is running on the same machine as Cloudflared, just put localhost in the URL field.
Thanks. Perhaps I need to rephrase
“http://domain.tld” should go through the tunnel to “http://192.168.1.10”
For that I have a public hostname configured andd that works as expected.
“http://dbadmin.domain.tld” should go through the tunnel to “http://192.168.1.10/dbadmin”
For that I cannot create a public hostname because the service name does not allow to add a path.
Is there another way to configure this?
That’s not how it works.
A service (like a web server) is listening on an IP and port. The path (/dbadmin) doesn’t play any role in which service a request is routed to.
Make sure that what you enter into the URL field matches the example below, meaning it is either a hostname or an IP, and optionally a port.
