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How to map a subdomain to a specific port on the server? [duplicate]

I have a server that has a docker container running on port 443 (registry), which I access by addressing https://registry.mywebsite.com. I want to also direct https://pages.mywebsite.com to that ...
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CNAME records pointing to SRV record

I have multiple services running that I'd like to access through one port. To make something like this work, I have a proxy server running that can redirect clients based on the url they connect with. ...
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SRV record for subdomain: Do I also need a CNAME or A record for that same subdomain?

I have a service running on port xxxxx. I want to access that service through a subdomain (myspecialservice.mydomain.com). I know I need to create an SRV record that looks like _Service._Proto....
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same entry for CNAME and sub-domain

SRV Record: _xmpp-server._tcp.meet.domain.com => target=server-name.domain.com (A Record) CNAME: meet.domain.com => target=server-name.domain.com (A record) As you can see, the word "meet" already a ...
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