Swynol 375 Posted July 28, 2015 Posted July 28, 2015 Wondering if anyone can help or has similar issues. i use a dynamic DNS service because I dont have a static external IP. so for example my DDNS is mydomain.no-ip.info if i put mydomain.no-ip.info:8096 into the address bar i get presented with my emby server. great! however i also have my own domain name. My register allows my to use their DNS to redirect subdomains etc. so for example i use nzb.mydomain.co.uk and sonarr.mydomain.co.uk which are redirected to the no-ip.info ddns. works great. however when i redirect emby.mydomain.co.uk to mydomain.no-ip.info:8096 i get a blank page, nothing. any ideas?
3psus 3 Posted July 31, 2015 Posted July 31, 2015 (edited) Wondering if anyone can help or has similar issues. i use a dynamic DNS service because I dont have a static external IP. so for example my DDNS is mydomain.no-ip.info if i put mydomain.no-ip.info:8096 into the address bar i get presented with my emby server. great! however i also have my own domain name. My register allows my to use their DNS to redirect subdomains etc. so for example i use nzb.mydomain.co.uk and sonarr.mydomain.co.uk which are redirected to the no-ip.info ddns. works great. however when i redirect emby.mydomain.co.uk to mydomain.no-ip.info:8096 i get a blank page, nothing. any ideas? Hey Swynol, I am no expert, but my understanding is that DNS is not capable of HTTP redirection pointing to a specific port. Have a look into HTTP redirection. I found this, maybe it can help you: http://serverfault.com/questions/385893/how-to-redirect-domain-a-to-domain-b-using-a-records-and-cname-records-only Good luck! 3psus Edited July 31, 2015 by 3psus
Swynol 375 Posted July 31, 2015 Author Posted July 31, 2015 thanks for the help will take a look. strangely i can http redirect to other programs using ports such as sonarr mydomain.no-ip.info:8989 and nzbget mydomain.no-ip.info:6789
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