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Hello,<br />
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I have a question regarding port mappings/redirecting. I have a web application that uses port 8000. I have a private IP mapped to a Public IP, and I want to know if it's possible for users who access this application and not have to type in the ip address and then the port 8000 following or have to type domain name and then port 8000. Can I configure something on the FW or even the DNS end on Windows so that users will only have to type in the ip address or domain name (not needing to type in port 8000 afterwards) to access the application?<br />
Thank You in advance to anyone who assists.
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Hello,

I have a question regarding port mappings/redirecting. I have a web application that uses port 8000. I have a private IP mapped to a Public IP, and I want to know if it's possible for users who access this application and not have to type in the ip address and then the port 8000 following or have to type domain name and then port 8000. Can I configure something on the FW or even the DNS end on Windows so that users will only have to type in the ip address or domain name (not needing to type in port 8000 afterwards) to access the application?
Thank You in advance to anyone who assists.

Port Mapping Question

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