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      vitoreiter last edited by

      If I type my public IP into my web browser with HTTPS I can access my web config for pfsense. How can I go about removing that feature and only allowing it through the local network… I have already removed the anti-lockout rule and set rules for my specific subnet to allow me in. I just need to remove WAN access to the interface.

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        doktornotor Banned last edited by

        There is no WAN access by default. You are seeing NAT reflection most likely.

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          vitoreiter last edited by

          That is not it, I do have a static WAN IP though if that helps anything.

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            doktornotor Banned last edited by

            No, it doesn't help anything. Posting the WAN firewall rules would help. Once again, there is no WAN access by default, so I don't get the question here. If you added a rule for access there, then delete it. Otherwise, see the note about NAT reflection.

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              vitoreiter last edited by

              Yeah, I could only access within the local network with the public IP. For example you wouldn't be able to. Should've tested this first. Sorry.

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