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I decided to switch from PFSENSE to Opnsense and immediately ran into a problem - it does not let it on the web interface if the Wan Interface receives a DHCP address.
If the IP address is indicated manually, it lets it off. IP, gateway, DNS are the same in both cases.
The test server is watched by the WAN interface into my local network.
In the OPNSENSE settings, locks of private and Bogon networks are disabled.
Also in firewall, resolving rules for Wan and Floating are temporarily created (I saw advice on the forum):
Source - any; Direction - in; Protocol - Any; Source - Single Host or Network: 192.168.1.0/24; Destination - Wan Address; Destination Port Range - Any;
Web Port OPNSENSE: HTTPS 443 (tried to change another port, does not help)
If in the settings completely disconnect the firewall, then I can easily go to the web interface.
I tried various actions, but I can't solve the problem.
I saw similar messages on the forum that the problem appeared in version 24.1 (I have it), I have no HAPROXY.
If the IP address is indicated manually, it lets it off. IP, gateway, DNS are the same in both cases.
The test server is watched by the WAN interface into my local network.
In the OPNSENSE settings, locks of private and Bogon networks are disabled.
Also in firewall, resolving rules for Wan and Floating are temporarily created (I saw advice on the forum):
Source - any; Direction - in; Protocol - Any; Source - Single Host or Network: 192.168.1.0/24; Destination - Wan Address; Destination Port Range - Any;
Web Port OPNSENSE: HTTPS 443 (tried to change another port, does not help)
If in the settings completely disconnect the firewall, then I can easily go to the web interface.
I tried various actions, but I can't solve the problem.
I saw similar messages on the forum that the problem appeared in version 24.1 (I have it), I have no HAPROXY.
