Webserver - goes to the pfsense box instead
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Hi there hoping for answer :)
i am kinda new with this . so hope i can get answer.i got a webserver at my home to,
when i type in my public ipadress/wan adress it goes to the Pfsense box and not my webserver.
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Set the webinterface of the pfSense to a different port than 80.
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Go to "System- Advanced- down to Network Address Translation - Uncheck "Disable NAT Reflection". Id reboot the box to make sure it takes but you may not need to…
My box is still set to port 80. I see my webserver fine by looking at my domain name...
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Hi there hoping for answer :)
i am kinda new with this . so hope i can get answer.i got a webserver at my home to,
when i type in my public ipadress/wan adress it goes to the Pfsense box and not my webserver.
Why?You should assume that something may not work as intended when you use an IP# not existent on the network you're in (LAN), as a general reflection. You need something, routing, FW-rules etc then. NAT reflection I don't use, I enter overrides for domains instead, I think that's more straightforward and it's easily checked in the table if something isn't working (client side issues apart).
I would guess you should be able to port forward ext 80 to your internal www-server: <any port="">even if pfSense uses the same port, but I have changed mine any way so I don't know. You can't make adminGUI exportable though with same port and IP# on the outside naturally.
Cheers,</any>
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to GruensFroeschli.
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System –> General Setup --> webGUI port
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Go to "System- Advanced- down to Network Address Translation - Uncheck "Disable NAT Reflection". Id reboot the box to make sure it takes but you may not need to…
My box is still set to port 80. I see my webserver fine by looking at my domain name...
awesome. just had the same problem and this fixed it immediately…and a reboot wasn't necessary. thanks!
