Hi,
In my test environment I tested no-vnc on proxmox 3.3-1 and I noticed that it doesnot work over a reverse proxy 443 --> 8006. On proxmox I use a iptables rule: -A PREROUTING -d <IP> -p tcp --dport 443 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP>:8006. Connecting to the proxmox server over 443 / 8006 and using the VNC console it is working fine. If I connect a VM on the proxmox server over port 8006 using no-vnc the connection is Ok. But when I connect a VM on the proxmox server over port 443 using no-vnc I get a pop-up from no-vnc to provide host/port/password.
Is there a way to keep using port 443 (much less blocked by firewalls) and to use no-vnc?
Regards...
In my test environment I tested no-vnc on proxmox 3.3-1 and I noticed that it doesnot work over a reverse proxy 443 --> 8006. On proxmox I use a iptables rule: -A PREROUTING -d <IP> -p tcp --dport 443 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP>:8006. Connecting to the proxmox server over 443 / 8006 and using the VNC console it is working fine. If I connect a VM on the proxmox server over port 8006 using no-vnc the connection is Ok. But when I connect a VM on the proxmox server over port 443 using no-vnc I get a pop-up from no-vnc to provide host/port/password.
Is there a way to keep using port 443 (much less blocked by firewalls) and to use no-vnc?
Regards...
