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<p>Hey team,  I have a client that I am trying to leverage localxpose for access an internal website. I can get the tunnel up and runnning and can access the default 80 landing page, but the actual site is running under 443, the landing page they typically access is <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://mydomain.com/rdweb">https://mydomain.com/rdweb</a>,  what command should i use to get it to route traffic to rdweb?</p><p></p>

Hey team, I have a client that I am trying to leverage localxpose for access an internal website. I can get the tunnel up and runnning and can access the default 80 landing page, but the actual site is running under 443, the landing page they typically access is https://mydomain.com/rdweb, what command should i use to get it to route traffic to rdweb?

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Hey team, I have a client that I am trying to leverage localxpose for access an internal website. I can get the tunnel up and runnning and can access the default 80 landing page, but the actual site is running under 443, the landing page they typically access is [https://mydomain.com/rdweb](https://mydomain.com/rdweb), what command should i use to get it to route traffic to rdweb?



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