After the upgrade to the latest version from my computer I can not open the web GUI through the LAN interface which with the same IP before the upgrade was working very will.
I have the same (similar) issue, however mine started with the one before the last major update.
SSH does as expected, but a restart does not solve the problem. I have also once experienced this problem becoming worse and SSH also not being accessible (even though the firewall was working as expected). A few hours later, the firewall also stopped working.
What solves this problem for me is either shutting down or unplugging the firewall and leaving it unplugged for 1-2 minutes. Then, after the boot everything works fine for a few days and then the cycle repeats.
What a solution! I hope that we can fix this issue asap.
Well, the question now is if this is a known issue and how many other users are having this problem. (Maybe there are also some logs they would need from our side.)
Let's wait and see and of course hope it will be fixed soon if it turns out to be a software issue. Which device are you running OPNsense currently on btw? (I have a DEC740)
what issue would this be?!
QuoteAfter the upgrade to the latest version from my computer I can not open the web GUI through the LAN interface which with the same IP before the upgrade was working very will.
It does for most everyone else, so unless you give your setup, it is impossible to guess what might be the cause in your case.
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/settingsmenu.html#listen-interfaces
Before the latest update, to go to the web interface of the LAN I used to type https://192.168.13.254:55443 and the web browser (firefox or chrome) will open the OpnSense web interface and ask for user name and password to log in. From there we can manage the firewall through the web interface. I did not do any thing else just updated the server restarted and try to login again I can not any more.
Only I can access the firewall now outside the company through the WAN port which I already make it open to remote setup and configure the firewall from the web interface.
I installed the OpnSense on a physical Hp server and still working fine with every thing just logging to it through the LAN IP address the same way it was.
How are your listen interfaces set? See the link posted by @ProximusAl for reference.
Quote from: ProximusAl on July 29, 2024, 11:09:35 AM
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/settingsmenu.html#listen-interfaces
yes, that's what I did think of but people can't expect to not give details, or expect the forum to guess their settings/setup and then say "i hope the issue gets fixed asap".
Sorry for the way that I tried to let you see my problem on my setup, and thank you for your help what ever if it is fixed on my side or not.
I was trying to explain that the link that you send it was my original setup and was working well, until I upgrade the server and I did not change any setup or configuration and was stopped.
What more details you need to have to check my configuration and setup (export configuration file, screenshots,...)
I will be glad if you can guide me to check this issue and tell me what configuration we must see to check this problem.
Nowhere did you write that "listen interfaces" was in fact set to "All (recommended)" - which was what we asked for.
No with that being checked, please post which error message you get in your browser when you try to connect from LAN, post the System > Settings > Administration page (the top section with the web UI parts) and all firewall rules on LAN ...
Also do you happen to have a gateway set on the LAN interface?
some screenshots
1 more screen shot
I have created a thread of my own now since those two issues do not seem to be the same:
https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=41836.0
Good luck with your problem.
any updates?
quick look at your screenshots you have blocked access from LAN via the disabled rule and allowed it only from aliased sources. You need to diagnose that setup and I can offer no explanation why it was working before and not after the update. Was it rebooted post upgrade by the way? Maybe stalled sessions.
To diagnose you will likely want to temporarily enable logging that is currently disabled, like default blocks.
>Only I can access the firewall now outside the company through the WAN port which I already make it open to remote setup and configure the firewall from the web interface.
I guess at least you have a way to manage it still but I hope you know what you're doing there.