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gooya
Is it okay to proxy 5222 and 5223 through 443 or is it recommended to keep one of the ports open natively (as sort of a fallback) instead of only allowing clients to connect through 443? I appologize if I formated my question a bit weird, it's been a long day.
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menel
It is OK, if you manage to do that... But why not allow more then one port? It is for free.
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menel
All clients should be fine with that. It is more an issue to correctly configure your proxy
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gooya
> It is OK, if you manage to do that... But why not allow more then one port? It is for free. I was wondering whether there is even a usecase or reason for allowing native ports to stay open.
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gooya
I already configured traefik to accept 443 and proxy to ejabberd container that listens to 5222 and 5223
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menel
As long as you use srv and proxy xmpp traffic, all good