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Is there a way to put the following ports behind a reverse proxy using apache 2?

  • UDP 3478 Port used for STUN.
  • TCP 8080 Port used for device and controller communication.
  • TCP 8443 Port used for controller GUI/API as seen in a web browser
  • TCP 8880 Port used for HTTP portal redirection.
  • TCP 8843 Port used for HTTPS portal redirection.
  • TCP 6789 Port used for UniFi mobile speed test.

I can successfully get 8443 to work fine, but if I try to proxy any of the other ports my devices lose communication through my proxy, I've tried using WS and WSS? Any help would be appreciated! I seen that someone was able to do this with NGINX but I'm not familiar with it.

stealth95l
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  • Welcome to Server Fault. Apache2 or nginx are HTTP reverse proxies, meaning that they won't be able to pass a request to a device/app not supporting HTTP. – LeRouteur Oct 16 '20 at 11:51
  • Someone here https://community.ui.com/questions/All-unifi-controller-ports-behind-reverse-proxy/fc52545a-6dbe-4ded-9ad4-de0ac4e68491 was able to do it using NGINX I guess I might just have to look into going that path. – stealth95l Oct 16 '20 at 16:04

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