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Hi, basically I have my own web server at http://my.ip.address:8080 since my ISP blocks port 80. I want to be able to have my TLD to point to my server. Here's what I was looking for. User types my TLD (example.com) and he still sees http://example.com on my website. I do not want a redirection when he types my TLD. So, http://example.com/somefolder/somefile.html is actually http://my.ip.address:8080/somefolder/somefile.html. Is this possible with the services from DynDNS? Thanks. |
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There are 2 ways it can be done (in general) and DynDNS WebHop offers both. A simple redirect exposes the real URL but allows people to see the path. Cloaking hides both the host (and port) and the path. There is no way, without running an intermediate server to handle all the traffic, to only hide part of the information. Now, you can certainly set it up so that (with Custom DNS) people will be directed to But it worked before when I registered my free hostname (.ath.cx) with DynDNS. My IP was masked and I could see the files. I want the same thing but with a different destination port.
Feb 28 at 06:25 PM
AlexDemers
As CryHavok said, you need to configure your domain as a WebHop with cloaking, i.e. point http://example.com to http://yourhostname.ath.cx:8080/somefolder/somefile.html.
Feb 28 at 10:03 PM
RotBlitz ♦
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The OP hasn't returned to the question in over a month, closing to stop the forum bot bumping this thread.