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Hey! Thanks for your reply!
Yeah, they are. I do use Nginx Proxy Manager to access some websites that way. I don't see how I can do that with a range of ports with NPM without adding them one by one. Maybe that's a NPM limitation? Or I'm not quite sure how.
I was kind of hoping that for example on the VM opens ports 8000-9000. And all I needed to do was on my Windows Server (Hosts the VM) allow ports 8000-9000 and it would all just work haha
But because it's on NAT I have to use the Virtual Network Editor and add ports one by one.