Re: dns/web server setup guru
Frank Gingras <[email protected]> Wed, 14 May 2025 15:55:50 -0400
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On Wed, May 14, 2025 at 3:39 PM bruce <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi. > > Working on a few test web projects/apps. Normally, using a test remote > distance with the actual ipAdress is ok. However, a few test apps appear to > require/specify setting up actual sub-domains. > > I'm considering setting up test "domain" for this purpose. > > So, looking for someone skilled in this area that I can talk to on this > process. > > dns > cname/a recs > cloudflare/etc.. > sub domain setup > ddos/security > etc.. > > I'm also posting this on a few different threads/areas. I'd rather find a > skilled person, as simply doing the vids/AI/sites might not get me what I > want. Talking to someone is a better/easier process. > > thanks > > -bruce > [email protected] > > ps -- pass this along if you need to! > > > Protecting a web application is best done via authentication, either via HTTP AUTH, or in the application itself. IP/DNS filters can be bypassed if someone gains access to the necessary network. Whether the application is run in the main vhost or another is not that important.