New Proxy Rule

You can create a proxy endpoing by subdomain or virtual directories

Proxy Type

Subdomain Matching Keyword / Virtual Directory Name

Target IP Address or Domain Name with port E.g. 192.168.0.101:8000 or example.com

Proxy Target require TLS Connection
(i.e. Your proxy target starts with https://)

Advance Settings

Ignore TLS/SSL Verification Error
For targets that is using self-signed, expired certificate (Not Recommended)

Allow plain HTTP access
Allow this subdomain to be connected without TLS (Require HTTP server enabled on port 80)

Require Basic Auth
Require client to login in order to view the page

Enter the username and password for allowing them to access this proxy endpoint

Username	Password	Remove
No Entered Credential

Subdomain
Example of subdomain matching keyword:
s1.arozos.com
(Any access starting with s1.arozos.com will be proxy to the IP address below)

Virtual Directory
Example of virtual directory name:
/s1/home/
(Any access to {this_server}/s1/home/ will be proxy to the IP address below)
You can also ignore the tailing slash for wildcard like usage.
/s1/room-
Any access to {this_server}/s1/classroom_* will be proxied, for example:

/s1/room-101

/s1/room-102/

/s1/room-103/map.txt