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    NG 3100 forgot which port used

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      Spearhead1
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      Stupid issue.... It's been a while since I have had to log in to my Pfsense FW and I set it up to use a non standard port. I lost all my network documentation and need to log in to the pfsense interface but can't figure out what port I used to connect to gui. Is there an easy way to figure out what port the device is communicating on?

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        Tzvia @Spearhead1
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        @spearhead1 Well, I happened to have NMAP/ZENMAP installed, that seemed to work ok. Just put in the LAN address of PFSense, chose 'Quick scan' and can see three ports open.

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        Tzvia

        Current build:
        Hunsn/CWWK Pentium Gold 8505, 6x i226v 'micro firewall'
        16 gigs ram
        500gig WD Blue nvme
        Using modded BIOS (enabled CSTATES)
        PFSense 2.72-RELEASE
        Enabled Intel SpeedShift
        Snort
        PFBlockerNG
        LAN and 5 VLANS

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          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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          Connect to the serial console, or ssh if you enabled that, and run:

          sockstat -l4 | grep nginx
          

          That will return the ports nginx is listening on.

          Steve

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            Spearhead1 @stephenw10
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            @stephenw10 said in NG 3100 forgot which port used:

            That will return the ports nginx is listening on.

            @stephenw10 thank you, fixed it!

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