Subsonic + IIS

[StudentOf33]

Hello all,

I am attempting to make a few things happen with Subsonic if I can, using IIS in conjuction. Let me explain my current setup:

- Server: Windows 2012 R2 (VPS, single IP address)
- Subsonic Music Server (Control Panel controlling 443)
- LetsEncrypt SSL certificate (installed through both IIS and Subsonic, only using Subsonic for web serving capabilities, IIS does not run)
- Potentially wanting to run WordPress on the side, through IIS and the WordPress plug-in (Would like to navigate over HTTPS)
- Within the Subsonic Control Panel, I specify the context menu as /music (Thus, I navigate to a specific directory instead of the root host address)

I believe my dilemma is the fact that Jetty needs to run and be able to control ports in order to function, but I want to use IIS on the same port with the same certficate. My current situation is as follows:

- https://www.mydomain.com/music routes properly through Jetty and opens to the login screen, working great, SSL certificate installed and functioning as needed
- http://www.mydomain.com:8080/music routes properly, as Jetty has port 8080 specified in the Subsonic Control Panel

My goal is to essentially have http://www.mydomain.com/music to redirect to https://www.mydomain.com/music. With that being said, if I specify just http://www.mydomain.com, I want it to redirect to https://www.mydomain.com and be communicating with WordPress. It seems I may need to create a reverse proxy in IIS that does a redirect for /music. I am unsure if this will work, looking for a little guidance.

I appreciate anyone that reads this!

Thank you all!

[Exrace]

If you have the resources on a hypervisor like vmware you're better off running a firewall to front your setup.
I been using Astaro (Sophos) for years now and the home version has all the features of the pay version.
You can setup web published apps and doing exactly what your are trying to do
https://www.sophos.com/en-us/products/f ... ition.aspx