OK, I think I have worked it out, its Bitdefender complaining that the HTTPS is invalid when it first connects as there is no cert so Bitdefender goes into defense mode, says the certificate is invalid and asks if you want to create an exception and continue.

If you agree to the exception, it goes to the login page and when looking at the logs you can see the error messages. If I then logout, log straight back in again, because the exception is in place, pfSense does not generate the login error.

No ideas or suggestions?

Not sure what post you were refering to there, the link was removed.

What exactly are you seeing? I assume a 502 error.

What pfSense version are you running?

Did this just start happening?

Steve

Internal scan is only if your service provider... And you sure and the hell do not need to make the web gui of pfsense available on the networks that are involved in the PCI..

For example - we are service provider, we host stuff that is PCI for customers... We don't need to scan the management vlan, only need to scan the networks that are directly involved in the processing of the payments..

We are not scanning every single network in the company... You only need to scan the network related to your pci environment.. If your switches and or routers and firewall interfaces are available on your pci networks - your doing it wrong!

@Gertjan, obrigado!

Fiz a restauração através do console, opção 15, agora consigo acessar as configurações através do Webconfig. Teve um detalhe, eu tive que efetuar o restar do webconfigurator, depois disso foi possivel logar no Webgui.

Mais uma vez, obrigado!