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      gustavovilaverde last edited by

      Hello,

      I´m with a strange problem.

      The pfsense firewall was working very good but 2 days ago the WebGui stopped work.

      The service is not running.

      ####Config.xml

      <webgui><protocol>https</protocol>
                             <loginautocomplete></loginautocomplete>
                              <ssl-certref>58a9884eabd6d</ssl-certref>
                              <dashboardcolumns>2</dashboardcolumns>
                              <port>4343</port>
                              <max_procs>2</max_procs>
                              <webguicss>pfSense.css</webguicss></webgui>

      ######################
      [2.3.3-RELEASE][admin@fw.local]/usr/local: netstat -na | grep 4343
      [2.3.3-RELEASE][admin@fw.local]/usr/local:

      The service is not working.

      I think the firewall is not access rules.

      The service on port 4343 should be listen.

      Could you help me?

      Best Regards,


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      • Gertjan
        Gertjan last edited by

        @gustavovilaverde:

        [2.3.3-RELEASE][admin@fw.local]/usr/local: netstat -na | grep 4343
        The service is not working.

        You don't know that  ;) TEST if it runs (another port ?) and check when it start in the logs, and see if and why it fails.

        @gustavovilaverde:

        The service on port 4343 should be listen.

        I agree.
        As said above, pfSense isn't on strike. It will start de web server (web GUI), up to you to see why it bails out (see logs - always the logs - problem ? => see the logs  ;D)

        Use also

        ps ax | grep 'nginx'
        

        (you will see the used config files - check them out)
        sockstat -l | grep 'nginx'
        (to see all the ports used by nginx)

        No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum.

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