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Someone who left my company made a small web application that could only be accessed while connected to the office's network/wifi. No one is sure how he did this and I'm trying to find out how he did so that we can remove this network restriction.

We use a nginx server for the web app and I read that you can allow and deny certain ip addresses to access that server by configuring them in the nginx config file, by using the "allow" and "deny" keywords. However, I accessed the server and found nothing like that in the config file or anywhere in the nginx directory, so I'm not sure where to look next. Either way, I don't think this would've made much sense since multiple websites are using that server (if you go to the sites-enabled folder you can see multiple domains) and you can access all of them from outside the office, except for the one I'm talking about.

The only thing I can think of is that in order to access this website you have to specify a port I've never seen before, port 54413. In other words, to access the website, you would need to do: example.com:54413. So, I'm not sure if this is relevant at all, but I'm not really sure what listening to this port means. Could this port setting be the thing causing this? If not, where else should I look to find this network restriction?

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Someone who left my company made a small web application that could only be accessed while connected to the office's network/wifi. No one is sure how he did this and I'm trying to find out how he did so that we can remove this network restriction.

We use a nginx server for the web app and I read that you can allow and deny certain ip addresses to access that server by configuring them in the nginx config file, by using the "allow" and "deny" keywords. However, I accessed the server and found nothing like that in the config file or anywhere in the nginx directory, so I'm not sure where to look next. Either way, I don't think this would've made much sense since multiple websites are using that server (if you go to the sites-enabled folder you can see multiple domains) and you can access all of them from outside the office, except for the one I'm talking about.

The only thing I can think of is that in order to access this website you have to specify a port I've never seen before, port 54413. In other words, to access the website, you would need to do: example.com:54413. So, I'm not sure if this is relevant at all, but I'm not really sure what listening to this port means. Could this port setting be the thing causing this? If not, where else should I look to find this network restriction?

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Someone who left my company made a small web application that could only be accessed while connected to the office's network/wifi. No one is sure how he did this and I'm trying to find out how he did so that we can remove this network restriction.

We use a nginx server for the web app and I read that you can allow and deny certain ip addresses to access that server by configuring them in the nginx config file, by using the "allow" and "deny" keywords. However, I accessed the server and found nothing like that in the config file or anywhere in the nginx directory, so I'm not sure where to look next. Either way, I don't think this would've made much sense since multiple websites are using that server (if you go to the sites-enabled folder you can see multiple domains) and you can access all of them from outside the office, except for the one I'm talking about.

The only thing I can think of is that in order to access this website you have to specify a port I've never seen before, port 54413. In other words, to access the website, you would need to do: example.com:54413. So, I'm not sure if this is relevant at all, but I'm not really sure what listening to this port means. Could this port setting be the thing causing this? If not, where else should I look to find this network restriction?

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