Router Loging Problems - IP Redirecting to Cyberroam.
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And how could it do that if you DONT have one of their appliances??
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@johnpoz That is what irritating me. I think the IP is redirecting me to the Cyberroam website. Might be any extension or adware problem?
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Did you try to use the different IP address such as 192.168.0.1. May be you're using wrong IP address & that's why it's showing not opening. Try to change IP address to some most common private IP address such as 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1.
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did you create a port forward?
Lets see a screenshot!
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@johnpoz I am sorry, I didn't get you. What do I have to do again?
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A screenshot from:-
Firewall -> NAT -> Port Forward
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also a screenshot of what your seeing in your browser showing the IP with what your seeing.
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@nogbadthebad said in Router Loging Problems - IP Redirecting to Cyberroam.:
Firewall -> NAT -> Port Forward
I don't think I have enabled any Port Forwarding on my PC. I am also using this routerlogin website for reference.
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The How and the F would it be fowarding you to this website..
If you put in 192.168.1.1 into your browser this is no way possible for it to take you to some outside website, or hit a cyberroam interface locally unless you have that appliance on your network.
Show us the interface your seeing in your browser when you go to this IP that is suppose to be your pfsense box.
Your browser is not using a proxy is it? Show us the web page your hitting with the address bar being shown.
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Using that site as reference for what?? So your trying to get that site to log you into your router? Or your using 192.168.15.1 try and access your router? You changed your pfsense lan IP to 15.1? Your running some other wireless router along with pfsense?
What is the Make and Model of your router? Maybe its a freaking cyberroam device..
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Hi,
@johnpoz I have the SG-1100. And maybe the whole problem is maybe due to the Cyberroam extension that is installed on my Browser.
I have disabled it and it seems to work normally (FOR NOW).
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-Rico
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