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20.1 Legacy Series / New install, can't access GUI from LAN, but can ping both directions
« on: April 13, 2020, 09:00:43 pm »
I've got an old Dell server that I used for a new install of OPNSense 20.1. Went with the guided installation, and all default settings. All ports were recognized, and I've currently got the box plugged into a switch on bce0 (Dell GB0); no other network cables connected.
LAN is pointed to bce0 with DHCP and has a lease with a /24 address.
WAN is disconnected, but also configured on bce1 with DHCP.
Currently, when I try to access the GUI via the IP address displayed in the local console, I get connection timeouts from every browser I've tried. I can ping the box from my LAN, and the box can ping other LAN IP addresses just fine. I've tried both HTTP and HTTPS, and allowed non-secure connections when configuring IP addresses. When I disconnect and re-connect the LAN port cable, I do see a notice in the console that bce0 gigabit link is up. The box shows up in my Unifi controller under the correct IP.
For kicks, I plugged in a WAN cable to the same switch, and tried to access the GUI on that side, but had the same result.
I'm at the end of my rope. Any thoughts?
EDIT: on the advice of another user, I tried the base IP with curl, and got an HTML page. After some tweaking, I realized that something else was blocking my access, and turned off all tracking protection, uBlock, etc. Now I'm able to access everything normally.
LAN is pointed to bce0 with DHCP and has a lease with a /24 address.
WAN is disconnected, but also configured on bce1 with DHCP.
Currently, when I try to access the GUI via the IP address displayed in the local console, I get connection timeouts from every browser I've tried. I can ping the box from my LAN, and the box can ping other LAN IP addresses just fine. I've tried both HTTP and HTTPS, and allowed non-secure connections when configuring IP addresses. When I disconnect and re-connect the LAN port cable, I do see a notice in the console that bce0 gigabit link is up. The box shows up in my Unifi controller under the correct IP.
For kicks, I plugged in a WAN cable to the same switch, and tried to access the GUI on that side, but had the same result.
I'm at the end of my rope. Any thoughts?
EDIT: on the advice of another user, I tried the base IP with curl, and got an HTML page. After some tweaking, I realized that something else was blocking my access, and turned off all tracking protection, uBlock, etc. Now I'm able to access everything normally.