Domain Forwading on a NAT VPS

Today we are going to enable  Domain Forwarding on Your NAT VPS. x.x.x.x will denote your server's Shared IPv4 Address.

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1. login to your VPSCP control panel and then click the right arrow .




login


2.  Scroll down and Navigate to Domain Forwarding section.


DomainForwarding


3. Once Navigated Click on the + Icon to add a Forwarding Rule.


ForwardingRuleAdd



4. Select or Enter Values Accordingly and Click 'Add' to add the record.

PROTOCOL: Select from HTTP/HTTPS/TCP
SOURCE DOMAIN/IP: Select your NAT Servers Public IP
SOURCE PORT: Any random port between the assigned port range
DESTINATION IP: Choose your NAT Server's Private IP address
DESTINATION PORT: Port You want access to

 

Add_Forwarding_Record

 

As per the above image we are configuring SSH Access to out NAT VPS via port 22000

ssh_forwarding

5. Now you can SSH to your NAT VPS from the Shared Public IPv4 address via port 22000
 

SSH_NAT

Replace xxx with your Shared Public IPv4 Address.



 

Please open a Support Ticket if you have doubts.

Note that you will get a IPv6 Public address with your NAT VPS.

 

 

 

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