Olá a todos, sou novo aqui na cloudflare e ainda não entendo muito como funciona as coisas, como faço para encaminhar um subdomínio para um ip:port, isso seria possível?
exemplo: registro.sitecloudflare.com > IP:PORT
se não for possível, eu tenho uma conta no-ip, que aponta diretamente para a porta que preciso acessar, seria possível eu fazer usar ela aqui:
exemplo: site.no-ip.com (http) > registro.sitecloudflare.com (https) ?
Hi everyone, I’m new here at cloudflare and I still don’t really understand how things work, how do I forward a subdomain to an ip:port, would that be possible?
example: registro.sitecloudflare.com > IP:PORT
If it’s not possible, I have a no-IP account, which points directly to the port I need to access, it would be possible for me to use it here:
Example: site.no-ip.com (http) > registro.sitecloudflare.com (https) ?
Hi @barusu0586
Hello and welcome to Cloudflare!
To forward a subdomain to an IP and port, you can create an A record for your subdomain pointing to the IP and then use a service like Cloudflare Spectrum for applications that use non-HTTP/S protocols or a reverse proxy on your server to handle the specific port forwarding.
For your second question, if you want to use a no-ip domain to point to a Cloudflare domain, you would need to set up a CNAME record on Cloudflare that points to your no-ip domain. However, keep in mind that Cloudflare only proxies HTTP/S traffic, so if your application uses a different protocol, it won’t be proxied by Cloudflare.
Here are the steps for the first scenario:
Remember, Cloudflare only proxies certain ports for HTTP/S traffic, which you can find in their documentation.
You can point any request to a specific destination using a different port (ranging from 1 to 65,535) via Origin Rules:
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