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by nly
3981 days ago
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haproxy can do this out of the box. I've been using it for some time to put SSH on port 443 as a backup (not an alternative). frontend mux
mode tcp
bind EXTERNAL_IP_HERE:443
acl is_tls req.ssl_ver gt 3
acl is_ssh payload(0,8) -m str SSH-2.0-
tcp-request inspect-delay 5s
tcp-request content accept if is_ssh
tcp-request content accept if is_tls
use_backend ssh if is_ssh
use_backend https if is_tls
where 'ssh' and 'https' are tcp mode backends. |
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