Is it possible to have two freedomboxes, each with it’s own domain, behind one router/ip-address? Or is it for packages arriving not possible to know which box is their final destination.
One box would be my production box, not to tamper with, and the other one would be my test box to try/test applications and set-ups.
This question has been asked before, but did not get an answer back then:
However, for anything else than http(s), I don’t know. I can ask people who I know run a number of services while they have a single public IPv4 address, but I expect that this may involve some complexity, and require running software not handled by freedombox.
The easiest solution ive found for something similar to this is containerization. with containers, ports are handled internally, making life much easier.
“two freedboxes”: i dont know.
i am running two servers, one with freedombox and the other dietpi (running containers).
both boxes are connected to a single router that forwards ports as necessary. ports 80 and 443 both go directly to fbx. fbx handles some of my apps, my web server and my certificates.
i then use the apache web server on fbx to reverse proxy to the dietpi ports/containers as necessary.
not really the answer to your question but may give a lead to a solution. if the default ports 80 and 443 could be changed for one of the freedomboxes, maybe it could work.