Internal reverse proxy for private networks

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Problem

Organizations need to provide secure, DNS-based access to internal devices and services at distributed locations (customer sites, branch offices) without exposing them publicly, while handling non-standard ports and preventing IP conflicts across multiple networks.

Solution concept

A reverse proxy built into private network infrastructure that lets administrators define domain names pointing to internal devices and services, automatically generating DNS records and HTTPS certificates, requiring no external infrastructure or manual port management.

Who has it

DevOps engineers and systems administrators at managed service providers (MSPs) and enterprises with distributed customer or branch locations

How they handle it today

Today they either use public reverse proxies like nginx with proxy clusters (adding unnecessary complexity for internal-only needs), manually document and type IP addresses with port numbers, or use basic IP-based resource exposure which fails when ports differ or IPs conflict between networks.

How it could charge

Subscription pricing based on number of internal services proxied or number of peer nodes in the private network, or premium feature add-on to existing private network software.