Linux
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On Linux, you have a wide variety of choices in what software you can use as the reverse proxy. Common options may include Nginx, Caddy, Apache, HAProxy and more.
We'll go into detail for a few of the common choices here, generally you likely just want to stick with whatever software you're familiar with or already using.
The following guides (aside from caddy) will assume you have already set up certbot and gotten certs issued. They're also written for Debian but should be very similar (if not identical) on other distros.
Make sure Simple Web Transport is set up like this:
Ssl Enabled: not checked
Ssl Protocols: Tls 12
Server Port: 27777
Client Use Wss: checked
Client Port Option: Specify Port
Custom Client Port: 7777
