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#1
yep, i understand now.

Thank you !
#2
Quote from: Fright on January 01, 2022, 06:52:38 AM

so you tried "*" as a hostname in Host Overrides and unbound crashes with this settings?
Domain matches "domain" value in System: Settings: General?

Actually i tried Domain Override not Host and that didn't work, after some reading turns out you cannot override your OPNSense domain (added to Settings>General)
#3
Eh it's there now, where you pointed, earlier certificates had additional filed SubjectAltName ,see attachment, so i was confused:
now its only in "X509v3 Subject Alternative Name"

Thank you!!

Additional question, i am using Unbound Host Overrides to point to my local Nginx proxy, everything works, but instead of creating 20+ entries for all my internal services i tried Domain Override and it just cannot resolve domain names, so i have to go one by one with Host Overrides.

is this correct?
#4
I cannot get subjectAltName to stay after creating a certificate.
I followed https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/self-signed-chain.html, and the last step is to add domain in
"see attachment" i cannot get it to stay.
It missing after certificate is created and chrome is throwing an error.
NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID

Weird thing is that i created few certificates last year and it worked.

I am on lates OPNSense version.

thanks!
#5
I have double NAT which is working , 443 is forwarded to NGINX which delivers some internal services.

ISP router provides 192.168.0.2 to WAN on OPNSense and the other network adapter on OPNSense is for local network 192.168.1.0/24

I created Alias with CF IPs from https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/ , i also added GEOIP block rule. but it seems it doesn't block traffic. For example i can see my mobile phone accessing nginx from blocked address .

Now if i put Cloudflare IPs as an alias in NAT rule (mark as yellow) , traffic doesnt pass no matter if i am accessing via CLoudflare, so i had to add ALLOW ANY in SOURCES.

How can i secure my network so that only Cloudflare IPs are passed to NGINX on 443 .

Picture of FW rules



EDIT: CLoudflare CIDR was not correct