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Hardware and Performance / [SOLVED] DEC690
« on: September 29, 2021, 06:28:19 pm »
I think I got the perfect hardware for my OPNsense upgrade. 
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General Discussion / Re: Traffic Stats
« on: June 20, 2018, 07:45:35 pm »Have a look at the first few lines of index.php in your vnstat folder.
....Code: [Select]require_once("/usr/local/www/guiconfig.inc");....
works like a charm. Cheers!
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General Discussion / Re: Can't access resources with our domain name from inside the network
« on: June 20, 2018, 09:56:21 am »
Firewall: Settings: Advanced -> Automatic outbound NAT for Reflection
reference https://github.com/opnsense/core/issues/1417
I was just working on the exact same issue
reference https://github.com/opnsense/core/issues/1417
I was just working on the exact same issue
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General Discussion / Re: Traffic Stats
« on: June 20, 2018, 09:00:27 am »
+1
Just moved from pfsense to opnsense. Been lurking the project since the fork. Its been an impressive amount of work. Good job and thanks to all those involved.
I have installed vnstat with a gui on my setup - its pretty much duct taped on.
I installed the vnstat package from the official repo, configured/restored dbs from pfsense backup.
Grabbed a copy of https://github.com/bjd/vnstat-php-frontend named it vnstat and put it in /usr/local/www/
https://192.168.x.1/vnstat
This bypasses authentication!
Id imagine this puts a nice big gaping security risk on the web server as unauthenticated php is running on the otherwise carefully secured opnsense webserver. I would definitely not use this if I was accessing the front end:443 from WAN.
I find the risk bearable for myself on this network but would love to see an official plugin.
I might poke around os-helloworld plugin but thats a very a big might right now and Im not sure I've got the chops.
Just moved from pfsense to opnsense. Been lurking the project since the fork. Its been an impressive amount of work. Good job and thanks to all those involved.
I have installed vnstat with a gui on my setup - its pretty much duct taped on.
I installed the vnstat package from the official repo, configured/restored dbs from pfsense backup.
Grabbed a copy of https://github.com/bjd/vnstat-php-frontend named it vnstat and put it in /usr/local/www/
https://192.168.x.1/vnstat
This bypasses authentication!
Id imagine this puts a nice big gaping security risk on the web server as unauthenticated php is running on the otherwise carefully secured opnsense webserver. I would definitely not use this if I was accessing the front end:443 from WAN.
I find the risk bearable for myself on this network but would love to see an official plugin.
I might poke around os-helloworld plugin but thats a very a big might right now and Im not sure I've got the chops.
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