Definition: The "2000wfrog.conf" is a small script file used in Docker to configure the image's default network settings.
The definition of the term '2000wfrog.conf' refers to a specific configuration for a small Linux network server called "2000wfrog," which is not part of any standard set of networks. It defines various configurations and settings, including:
1.
Network IP
: This is the IP address of the host that will be listening on port 443 for incoming HTTPS traffic.
2.
TCP Port
: The TCP port number to use when connecting to the server.
3.
HTTP Server
: This specifies if the server should serve HTTP requests and responses from a different port.
4.
HTTPS Enabled
: A boolean flag indicating whether HTTPS is enabled on the server.
The "2000wfrog.conf" file can be found in various repositories for Docker, such as one hosted on GitHub with a detailed documentation on how to create this configuration:
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