Plesk with Vhosts Question

[spetrillo (Steven Petrillo)]

Morning all,

This is a question before I begin to configure Caddy, so no errors yet.

I have a Plesk server that is running Nginx/Apache. Nginx is the reverse proxy. I planned to turn off Nginx and replace it with Caddy. The reason is that I have two Plesk servers(prod and test) and would like to proxy them thru one public IP. When I turn off Nginx on Plesk the Apache server reconfigures itself for port 80 and port 443. I would like to use port 80 internally.

I am reading over the Reverse Proxy to Webserver with Vhosts section of the tutorial(Caddy: Reverse Proxy — OPNsense documentation) and I do not really have a different internal vs external hostname. For example https://opcotest.regulatoryintelligence.com is the same name as the name of my vhost.

What would be the best way to configure Caddy, so that it asks for the right website on the Plesk server. Is it as simple as just making the domain and upstream domain the same?

Thanks,
Steve

[francislavoie]

Lets focus on your other thread first:

Caddy and Internal Access

Hello all, I have a website that I made available using Caddy. It works from the outside, but when I am on the internal network it does not resolve. 1. The problem I’m having: I am trying to access www.petrilloconsulting.net from my internal network. I have added the LAN rules to my firewall, but here is where its a little funky. I had to setup my website to talk on ports 8080 and 8443. I am using my Synology NAS to host this website. Caddy is configured to know that the internal website is on…

[spetrillo (Steven Petrillo)]

Two different situations but first one is fixed…any thoughts on this one?