Could you fix it from the Chrome side by going into the settings menu and playing with the autofill options?

Good luck to you. I've seen several cases of users whose gateway monitoring wasn't working, just as yours isn't, but I don't think the actual cause was ever discovered, or if it was I certainly didn't hear about it.

Thanks All, Genuinely don't know why i didn't just try the url (facepalm) haha

@johnpoz actually I just saved that to download and read on the planes tomorrow. Thanks again, Will G

Valid use cases for sure.. And I also like your suggestion of showing what interfaces rule is bound too, etc.

@MDSO said in Impossible to add new users to pfSense 2.4.4 Release p3: I apologize for such an epic fail Ah shucks! Such things happen. It got me thinking because of the yellow backdrop because I know of no current function in the UI to do that. Also it was one of two password fields filled out. If you edit a user, normally their PW field is completely hidden/empty so you don't accidentally change or remove a character. So no problem, glad to help.

@DavidGA said in Multiple problems with NAT rule creation UI: You apparently can't create NAT rules for destination port ranges Huh? Sure you can.. [image: 1563275865697-portforwards.png] But yeah concur with JeGr if you were going to do that you would just use a 1:1 nat. I don't have a mac to test with - but for sure could test it with multiple browsers on windows or linux.. Let me fire up safari on my iphone or ipad.. edit: Just fired it up on my iphone and works just fine.. When selected network as address the box did turn gray, but just clicked on it and it went white and could enter stuff..

Might be nice to have a CP option to enable compatibility with older clients, but I'm still thinking it's safe enough just to keep 1.1 around for a little while like we did with 1.0.

So, um, logout? Everything burns cycles, even having the Hyper-v console open.

Apply the patch and it is fixed. -Rico

Thanks for the response. I will give that a try and see what happens when the VPN next drops. Not sure I see how it will help, though. Doesn't the system upgrade check only commence AFTER you've successfully logged in to the GUI?

What I mean by 101 shit, is trusting the ca... And what a CA even is.. To be honest anyone understands what a CA is and even saw that the cert manager allows you to create ones via a gui should be an eureka moment for anyone wanting to trust certs ;) As to using them on other devices locally, and it working before just doing an exception - yeah that is all changing.. Your no longer going to be able to do that.. I would bet any and all browsers end up going there at some point.

To get a browser, at least one fancier than the text-based links which is built-in, you need an entire desktop environment. That's a bad idea for a firewall for a number of reasons, most of them security-related. If you want to keep things isolated but still have a GUI nearby, that's a perfect job for a Raspberry Pi or similar inexpensive small-form computer.

Thanks @jimp, I figured that as much to be the case, however, the "Show temperature in Fahrenheit" option was not grayed out indicating as such.

There's always the testing zone workaround: [image: 1559616898381-screen_shot_2019-06-03_at_20_17_02.png] :)

Hello, huge thanks for the help! I got it fixed and it's working. [image: 1559564731375-67ed9598-91ae-4535-866e-9c4e187aaa43-image.png]

@Derelict okay, must have been something corrupt in the firware. I reinstalled the firmware as per the instructions, using a USB stick and console access. Adding a PPP now has no issues. Thanks all for your help :-) https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/solutions/sg-1100/reinstall-pfsense.html