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I am currently building a multi-server with one global IP, but I would like to build another server.
So I'm thinking about using reverse proxy to separate servers by domain, but it doesn't work.

Used soft nginx (reverse proxy)

Thank you for your cooperation.

nginx

2022-09-30 21:17

1 Answers

Typically, a reverse proxy acts as an HTTP(S) server, relaying communication to a later HTTP(S) server.On the other hand, many game multi-play servers use their own protocols.Minecraft is the same.Therefore, Nginx, which does not support Minecraft's protocol, cannot relay communication correctly.

Also, because the translation from domain to IP address is done on the client side, it is not possible to determine which domain was accessed unless it is a protocol that sends the domain to which it is connected, such as HTTP.

If you want to run multiple Minecraft servers with one IP address, you will boot to a different port as indicated in the comment.

Example: About simultaneous startup of multiple servers in Minecraft.Currently open port...-Yahoo! Chiebukuro

2022-09-30 21:17

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