Can't reach internal web server
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@crisdavid
1.) yes, i have anti lock out rule (port 80) on LAN interface
2.) the web server is on my home network.
3.) I have a simple home setup, where pfsense is my gateway. I can reach my web server from local network but when i try to access it using ddns address that i create, it will not reach the web server
System - Firewall / NAT:
Network Address Translation
NAT Reflection mode for port forwards: Enable (Pure NAT)
Reflection Timeout: (not specified)
Enable NAT Reflection for 1:1 NAT: Disabled (box NOT checked)
Enable automatic outbound NAT for Reflection: Enabled (box checked)
TFTP Proxy: (not specified)other info :
if i use this rule, nothing happen when i try to access xxxx.ddns.net either from lokal or extrenal network
Firewall:
NAT rule that forwards ports 80 to the local hosted web server.
If: WAN, Proto, TCP, Src. addr: *, Src. ports: *, Dest. addr: WAN address, Dest. ports: Web Ports, NAT IP: Web Server, NAT Ports: Web Portsbut if i change th dest add,, i can access my web server from local network but when i try to access it from outside, it will redirect me to pfsense web gui
Firewall:
NAT rule that forwards ports 80 to the local hosted web server.
If: WAN, Proto, TCP, Src. addr: *, Src. ports: *, Dest. addr:xxxx.ddns.net, Dest. ports: Web Ports, NAT IP: Web Server, NAT Ports: Web Portsbtw, sorry for my broken english..
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You have to set the webconfigurator to listen to other ports than you've forwarded to internal web servers.
Go to System > Advanced > Admin AccessSet a TCP port other than 80 or 443 and also check "Disable webConfigurator redirect rule".
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Probably testing from the inside using NAT reflection and hitting the redirect rule. Do all of that ^.
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@viragomann i already set the webconfigurator to listen to other ports but i still cannot access from outside
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@derelict how do i do that?
this is my NAT config right now :
System - Firewall / NAT:
Network Address Translation
NAT Reflection mode for port forwards: Enable (Pure NAT)
Reflection Timeout: (not specified)
Enable NAT Reflection for 1:1 NAT: Disabled (box NOT checked)
Enable automatic outbound NAT for Reflection: Enabled (box checked)
TFTP Proxy: (not specified) -
Post a screen shot of your port forward. All of it please.
https://www.netgate.com/docs/pfsense/nat/forwarding-ports-with-pfsense.html
https://www.netgate.com/docs/pfsense/nat/port-forward-troubleshooting.html
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WAN type : Dynamic IP Address
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when im using local network, everything fine. i can access all my server.. but when i try to access from outside.. i got nothing. Then if i try to replace dest. address to xxxx.ddns.net , i will redirect to pfsense web gui instead..
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@fendy : I remember that GUI style vaguely. .... you do upgrade your pfSense ones in a while, right ?
(If not, we have to deal with all the errors and bugs from all these old versions, and help becomes pretty impossible) -
@gertjan i'm still using the old ver. 2.1-RELEASE
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@fendy said in Can't reach internal web server:
I'm a real beginner using pfsense, and any help is much appreciated.
Let me give you a big advise : ditch 2.1 right away.
Use a current version. Live will be easier.When you start using a PC today, will you be looking for Windows 95 also ? ;)
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Upgrade then come back.
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Consider doing a new install ;)
This way you know what its is to install something different as "install windows from CD".
The next time you need to re install pfSense for any reason, you'll be in a hurry (because your network is down at that moment) and you know what to do.Btw : just for the record : why did you install 2.1 ? Where did it came from ? Didn't you find https://www.pfsense.org/download/ ?
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Also where did you come up with this 200.10.1 ?? That is not rfc1918 space.. Its owned by
inetnum: 200.10.0/22
owner: Administradora BANCHILE de Fondos Mutuos
Country: CLYou do not just pull space out of thin air and try and use it, even if behind a nat.
Your HOME Network should be using rfc1918 space..
