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Equivalent Domains with Ports

w1se

Hello,

I have the same credentials for two equivalent URLS:

192.168.XXX.XXX:1234

and

my.website.domain:1234

The :1234 is a port and is required to differentiate different programs running on my server.

I also have multiple other accounts for 192.168.xxx.xxx:nnnn so cannot use my internal ip address alone as an equivalent domain.

Is there a way to make equivalent domains taking into account the subdomain and port?

Thanks in advance!

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RachelO

I'm so sorry about that. I did check with our development team to see if this would be possible, to use equivalent domains for your example (with 192.168.XXX.XXX:1234 and my.website.domain:1234) and while it is not currently possible to do this with your specific case using equivalent domains or URL rules, our developers have seen interest from others as well to add this as part of equivalent domains and are considering adding it in a future update.

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w1se

As far as I am aware, this was (surprisingly) never addressed. Extreme shortfall in my opinion. Anyone who works in the IT industry would be frustrated with this lacking feature.

That being said, I never tried again, so maybe they did and didn't update this thread.

bassterror

Hi guys,

I'm looking for this same feature and I was very happy that someone else is also raising the question. And then I saw that was almost 2 years ago. Is this thing happening at all, or is it happened already and I just can't set it up.

My case:

3 local addresses: 192.168.XXX.XXX:1234, 192.168.XXX.XXX:1235, 192.168.XXX.XXX:1236

and

3 remote addresses: 91.XXX.XXX.XXX:1234, 91.XXX.XXX.XXX:1235, 91.XXX.XXX.XXX:1235

all have the same credentials. In addition to that I have more pairs like this for other ports.

Is this possible at the moment or is it still in development?

Thank you in advance!

w1se

Ok thanks.

RachelO

w1se

Thanks but pretty sure my issue is not addressed with url rules. I have 1 password for equivalent domains with ports. I believe url rules are for managing different passwords for the same domain with ports.

If I am mistaken please provide detailed instructions. I found the URL rules instructions lacking. If you follow it while making one you’ll see the necessary instructions required have not been provided for this scenario.

RachelO

Hello,

LastPass' URL rules in your Account Settings allow you to set a rule with Port matching: https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/manage-your-url-rules-lp040008