sshlockout (auto) rule blocking port 443

Started by coatmaker618, March 29, 2023, 04:50:52 AM

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March 29, 2023, 04:50:52 AM Last Edit: March 29, 2023, 05:04:45 AM by coatmaker618
I'm configuring a new OPNSense installation and I've been having trouble connecting to the webGUI when the firewall is enabled--which is problematic.

After some digging, I found an automatic rule to block all TCP traffic to 443 commented with "sshlockout". (See attached image)

I tried changing the default port for the webgui but this rule actively seems to track that.

What is creating these sshlockout rules? Why is something (seemingly) related to ssh creating a rule on port 443 (not just 22)? And how did you go about finding this out so I can do it if I run into other problematic automatic rules with minimalistic descriptions?


Image of full rules here because I couldn't get it below 300KB  >:(
https://imgur.com/a/pxOSQct

Edit: I just realized I don't have any sort of auto-lockout rule!  Is that something I need to select outside of the wizard?