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Yes 192.168.1.1 is my lan address
It said that the server must been moved to another address, something along these lines.
It said that the server must been moved to another address, something along these lines.
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Tutorials and FAQs / Re: [NOOB] WEB GUI accessible only from one device, same interface. [NEED HELP]
March 07, 2025, 06:51:05 PM #2
Tutorials and FAQs / Re: [NOOB] WEB GUI accessible only from one device, same interface. [NEED HELP]
March 07, 2025, 05:03:41 PM
Thank you for your help, could you please look at the firewall rule attached below if it's correct.
But to set the webGUI for listening on it, you have to state the port in System: Settings: Administration > TCP port.
To also disable redirecting of port 80 to the web interface, check "Disable web GUI redirect rule" below.
So in System>Settings>Administration
I have changed the port to 6667 and Disabled WEB GUI redirect rule.
After that you have to state the port to access the webGUI, e.g. https://192.168.1.1:6667.
-Without Firewall rule I cannot access it from the LAN interface.
-Adding Firewall rule like below I am not able to connect either.
Appreciate your help
But to set the webGUI for listening on it, you have to state the port in System: Settings: Administration > TCP port.
To also disable redirecting of port 80 to the web interface, check "Disable web GUI redirect rule" below.
So in System>Settings>Administration
I have changed the port to 6667 and Disabled WEB GUI redirect rule.
After that you have to state the port to access the webGUI, e.g. https://192.168.1.1:6667.
-Without Firewall rule I cannot access it from the LAN interface.
-Adding Firewall rule like below I am not able to connect either.
Appreciate your help
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Tutorials and FAQs / [NOOB] WEB GUI accessible only from one device, same interface. [NEED HELP]
March 07, 2025, 12:41:01 PM
At first I would like to say Hello to the OpnSense community since I am totally new here and new to the OpnSense.
Short info:
I finally managed to set up OpnSense firewall on my MiniPC, previously I have been using stock router from my ISP provider.
I am really excited of all the possibilities that OpnSense firewall can offer.
As most people setting up this kind of firewall I was concerned about my privacy.
Unforunetly as for now I do not have Switch so the router that I got from my ISP is set up now as AP for my WIFI devices which is plugged in directly to the OpnSense Firewall.
So as for now I am unable to set up vLAN that would help greatly. I am planning to purchase one in the near future along proper AP that allows vLAN.
OK so down to the problem I have setting up:
I tried to restrict WEB GUI access just to the LAN interface (192.168.1.1/24) specifically to my desktop PC (192.168.1.77) on custom port.(Same Interface)
I achieved part of that successfully:
1. Devices that are connected to the AP are not able to access WEB GUI or ping other devices. This is obviously different interface/subnet: 192.168.3.1/24
- I achieved that through System>Settings>Administration>Listen Interfaces: LAN.
2. I want to access the LAN interface just from my Desktop PC (static IP) on custom port for the WEB GUI.
-In Firewall>Rules>LAN: Please check the Screenshots for the created rule.
-In Firewall>Aliases: I created Alias for the port of the WEB Gui
(I am not sure if I overdo it but I want to manage it better later on if I need to block the access from other LAN/vLAN interfaces in the future)
Then I have proceeded to the Settings>Admninistration> and changed the TCP port to 6667, upon saving I was unable to reach WEB GUI at all.
I then had to backup the system to previous state through the OpnSense.
I would like to ask the Community for any guidance, insight on what I am missing or doing wrong(or both haha)
I have also attached screenshot with Nat Portforward rules, basically just one 'automatic' rule.
I appreciate your help, thank you!
#edit:
Previously uploaded wrong image which was meant to show firewall rule
Short info:
I finally managed to set up OpnSense firewall on my MiniPC, previously I have been using stock router from my ISP provider.
I am really excited of all the possibilities that OpnSense firewall can offer.
As most people setting up this kind of firewall I was concerned about my privacy.
Unforunetly as for now I do not have Switch so the router that I got from my ISP is set up now as AP for my WIFI devices which is plugged in directly to the OpnSense Firewall.
So as for now I am unable to set up vLAN that would help greatly. I am planning to purchase one in the near future along proper AP that allows vLAN.
OK so down to the problem I have setting up:
I tried to restrict WEB GUI access just to the LAN interface (192.168.1.1/24) specifically to my desktop PC (192.168.1.77) on custom port.(Same Interface)
I achieved part of that successfully:
1. Devices that are connected to the AP are not able to access WEB GUI or ping other devices. This is obviously different interface/subnet: 192.168.3.1/24
- I achieved that through System>Settings>Administration>Listen Interfaces: LAN.
2. I want to access the LAN interface just from my Desktop PC (static IP) on custom port for the WEB GUI.
-In Firewall>Rules>LAN: Please check the Screenshots for the created rule.
-In Firewall>Aliases: I created Alias for the port of the WEB Gui
(I am not sure if I overdo it but I want to manage it better later on if I need to block the access from other LAN/vLAN interfaces in the future)
Then I have proceeded to the Settings>Admninistration> and changed the TCP port to 6667, upon saving I was unable to reach WEB GUI at all.
I then had to backup the system to previous state through the OpnSense.
I would like to ask the Community for any guidance, insight on what I am missing or doing wrong(or both haha)
I have also attached screenshot with Nat Portforward rules, basically just one 'automatic' rule.
I appreciate your help, thank you!
#edit:
Previously uploaded wrong image which was meant to show firewall rule
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