How do I connect to container station from external access on port 80?

[chrisloughnane]

QNAP Model:TS-453 Pro
Current firmware version:4.3.6.0993
Date:2019/07/04
Continer Station:2.0.356(2019/05/29)
Docker Image: https://hub.docker.com/r/fauria/lamp/

I would like to access the container based on this image (above) on port 80 but I just cannot figure out how to do this on the QNAP. I have no problem accessing a test page on external port 3333 -> container internal 80 but 80:80 escapes me. I do not have the webserver running and when I access the NAS on ip:80 it remaps to 8080 admin page. This tells me there is a server running on the system but the unfamilar flavour of linux keeps catching me out.

I have setup many apps and services on AWS using host name routing, loadbalancer and pipe incoming requests to many EC2 instances to do exactly what I want to do on my NAS but this knowledge hasn't helped. I've been wary of playing with the Network & Virtual Switch so I would be grateful for any advice.

I have also read many pages of forums on this and nothing has appeared to help point the way.

Has any one here created a docker image to serve their websites on port 80?

[oyvindo]

Your image link is broken!
Ways to access a container (or any program for that matter) on a NAS, is to use a Reverse Proxy, or a VPN tunnel.
Check out this post: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=139548

[chrisloughnane]

Thanks for the info and link fixed
Work had me busy for weeks, I'm back to fix this.

[charliebgood]

Hi, I have the same question.
I have Container Station running Wordpress 5.4.1/PHPMyAdmin/Mysql 5.7
- configured to ports: 100XX:86 (so I can access locally at nas_ip:10086)
I have turned off Web Server.

Did you figure out how to configure the Network & Virtual Switch? Thanks for any ideas...