Reverse Proxy??

[NeonGod]

I need some advice on/if this is possible..

What i want to achieve is this: i got a server from hetzner.. it has 1 ipv4 and /64 ipv6..
tbh i know jack of ipv6 so i would like to stick with ipv4 but im willing to learn some new stuff if needed..

i wanna be able to run several servers in my proxmox-ve behind NAT
server1.MyFQDN.net goes to server1 vm in proxmox-ve on ip 192.168.1.2
minecraft.MyFQDN.net goes to minecraft vm in proxmox-ve on ip 192.168.1.3
and so on..
i want it to appear like they are each connected to the internet and access to all 65535 ports on each server..

Could this be achieved by installing a reverse proxy like squid on my ipv4 running my proxmox-ve and have it proxy it out to my nat ips ? is it posible at all ?

or should i go for something like: all my vm's get a ipv6 and then make a ipv4toipv6 proxy on my ipv4 ? can i do that with squid ??

Any advice?

 

[Hollis]

nginx is better, i think, but squid is possible too

 

[dcsapak]

for http(s) traffic this can work, for all other traffic (e.g. ssh/etc.) this will not work, since nginx cannot distinguish for which domain this traffic comes (this only works for http(s))

 

[Hollis]

HAproxy? https://www.haproxy.org/

 

[NeonGod]

i went with Squid to start out.. but later i switched to HAProxy and it's working great

Thanks for the reply's