That shouldn't cause any of the symptoms the OP is describing, though. At most they'd just be double NAT.
Quote from: CJ on October 24, 2023, 02:04:24 pmThat shouldn't cause any of the symptoms the OP is describing, though. At most they'd just be double NAT.Unless the WAN network uses 192.168.1.0/24 - then all sorts of undefined behavior can happen.
@stumpy what are the IP addresses of your WAN and LAN interfaces, respectively?
I actually left the "default" login/password so its not the login password that I would use, or are you referring to something else?QuoteIn the future you should just delete password and cert entries from configs. That way you're covered regardless.Quote from: stumpy on October 24, 2023, 04:36:35 pmThanks, will check when i get home.As for how I check, I've been checking using the computer that is connected to the LAN port (for what its worth, the same computer I access the opnsense webgui from)Next time check the Firewall -> Log Files -> Live View screen and see what it shows. That will provide more information.Also, use the Interfaces -> Diagnostics -> DNS Lookup page to test some domains and provide the results.
In the future you should just delete password and cert entries from configs. That way you're covered regardless.Quote from: stumpy on October 24, 2023, 04:36:35 pmThanks, will check when i get home.As for how I check, I've been checking using the computer that is connected to the LAN port (for what its worth, the same computer I access the opnsense webgui from)Next time check the Firewall -> Log Files -> Live View screen and see what it shows. That will provide more information.Also, use the Interfaces -> Diagnostics -> DNS Lookup page to test some domains and provide the results.
Thanks, will check when i get home.As for how I check, I've been checking using the computer that is connected to the LAN port (for what its worth, the same computer I access the opnsense webgui from)