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I think, that coud be this i need: non terminating, TLS pass through Pass the TLS stream to an upstream server, based on the domain name from TLS SNI field. This does not terminate TLS. The upstream server can serve HTTPS or other TLS secured TCP responses. stream { map $ssl_preread_server_name $targetBackend { ab.mydomain.com upstream1.example.com:443; xy.mydomain.com upstream2.example.com:443; } server { listen 443; proxy_connect_timeout 1s; proxy_timeout 3s; resolver 1.1.1.1; proxy_pass $targetBackend; ssl_preread on; } } Do you think i can use this in combination with the stream function, and the advanced settings function? Thanks source:https://gist.github.com/kekru/c09dbab5e78bf76402966b13fa72b9d2

Thanks. I wiil try, and if i find out, i'll post here

Hummm... How do i implement the stream option? I mean, beside configure one in the stream panel; how do i link a name server to the stream? sorry for the inconvenience... Thanks

Hi, Thanks for the great work. I have a situation; i have a port forward in the router (80/443) pointing to the nginx proxy manager (A), and also and a website running with their nginx and ssl, within a server client (B) witch i don't have access . Can i have a custom/advanced configuration in the configured proxy, in nginx proxy manager (A) to use the remote certificate server (B), like a tcp pass through in haproxy ? Thanks