Yes you can.

Geez, you really know how to make a guy feel stupid, don't you?  ;D  It never occurred to me that particular Save button did more than just the two options displayed.  I assumed the main GUI save was responsible for tracking widget display status & placement.  Duh.  There is still something going on that didn't go on before, but I'm not going to press it since you gave me a better solution.  Thanks again!

Status -> Interfaces
/usr/local/www/status_interfaces.php

Dashboard Interfaces
/usr/local/www/widgets/widgets/interfaces.widget.php

Dashboard Interface Statistics
/usr/local/www/widgets/widgets/interface_statistics.widget.php

Noone's talking about your pfSense LAN IP regarding DHCP. You need to change your LAN clients unless using DHCP!

That was quick! Thanks a lot doktornotor!

@jimp:

If the servers had the same cert and a DNS round-robin or LDAP proxy that did load balancing, perhaps.

Yes.

If you're talking about for OpenVPN, just define the second LDAP server and ctrl-click both servers in the OpenVPN settings and it'll try one then the other.

Yes, indeed. I thought that's not possible. Let me give a try.
Thanks!

No. But you can make a read-only user and grant it access to the dashboard and give them the login for that.

What worked

1. Downloaded the Cert + Key from the newly added cert 
2. Deleted the old one
3. Added the new cert back in

Either there was a problem adding it while the older one was still present, or adding it from the CSR did not work fully.

No, there's no magic setting anywhere.

config.xml is available on request.

Yess that will be my next action before i move to open vpn.
Thanks.

I actually meant as the <title>so it shows up in the text on the browser tab, but you provided enough info for me that I was able to get it working.<br /><br />I understand not everybody would want that and an option would be best. This is just for my home use so it's not really a concern for me and this makes things easier.<br /><br />Anyways thank you for your help, it was exactly what I needed.</title>

Thanks KOM, that explains what I'm seeing!  8)

Doktornotor, in my example (and a majority of my traffic) its all incoming traffic from the fiber connection.

Thanks again guys for the help!

Fixed.

For those of you just joining, I edited config.xml and replaced the webGUI port from 10443 to port 80. Once I did that, I could access the webGUI normally.

The interfaces in the factory default config are not the physical devices that are in the APU1D4. It will be reporting interface mismatch on the console and asking to assign interfaces. You need to connect to the serial console…

@josephborg07:

When connecting through the console port, I was getting a blank black screen. When I pressed enter I was provided with the command line interface (still through console). From the console I then made the necessary changes which allowed me to provide myself with access to the web interface

I often find the same thing, that the console goes in to a 'screen-saving' mode and doesn't display anything. With pfSense and Linux in general, I typically use the arrow keys to wake a machine up, in the interest of avoiding submitting a command when I don't mean to (just in case, not like I leave half finished commands just lying around!).

setterm -blank 0 ```will disable this in Linux (Ubuntu), but I can't find anything similar with pfSense myself. Best of luck getting used to your new toys, it's well worth it in the long term.

This bug: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/3314

Not be a problem any more.