Using Cloudflare tunnels to access nginx multitenancy with ISP blocking port 80

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Hi there

I have this scenario and i need help
I have company 1 and company 2 , both in multitenancy mode and the access of those companies will be
company1.example.com:8000
company2.example.com:8000
and I’m configuring my router to port forwarding 8000 to 80

Recently I watched a video related to Cloudflare tunnels with zero trust and it was an amazing idea but I couldn’t configure it as there is something missing as I’m not I.T.

We need manual or video to explain step by step how to do it as it is very great idea

thanks all

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please share that cloudflare video here, so others can look into the issue you are facing.

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So, I’m running exactly what you’re tryna run. I have about 5 servers inside a single Mac Studio (using Parallels) with a single “dynamic” ip.

What I did was bit different from what you’re tryna do, but I believe you can achieve your goals with the following:

  1. Create your site in the server using bench new-site MYSITE.com
  2. Create another site using bench new-site SECONDSITE.com
  3. You gotta have nginx, might as well just run sudo bench setup production MYFRAPPEUSER
  4. Create your tunnel for MYSITE.com
  5. Run the Zero Trust code in our machine
  6. Go to your DNS zone in the CF, and copy your MYSITE.com tunnel’s CNAME
  7. Creata a new CNAME for SECONDSITE.com, paste the CNAME from the MYSITE.com
  8. Success!

Good luck!

Edit:

If your ISP is blocking port 80, just enable HTTPS in CF Zero Trust but make sure to disable No TLS Verify.

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can you please explain point 5 ( 1. Run the Zero Trust code in our machine ) ???

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This video help me