Service multiplex

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Hi!

I have a workplace that only allows access of "free internet" servers at :80 (and :443).

What if my server should have several services (https, ssh, vnc etc), that need to be accessed from this restricted subnet?
My server has an own domain, e.g. mydomain.net
My idea was to create as many tap interfaces as many services I would like to have and bind each services to its own tap interface at port :80 and each service should have its own subdomain i.e www.mydomain.net, ssh.mydomain.net, vnc.mydomain.net.

Could this work? What else do I need to make this work?
This is actually a brainstorming, but who knows maybe it results something useful.

Best regards,
Robert

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