pfsense running on unused subnet
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I run my network on 10.10.10.X subnet. However while running nmap, I found that I get a ping response back from 192.168.1.1. Curious as to what device it could be, I put it in the browser and the pfSense login page showed up.
Why is pfSense responding to 192.168.1.X subnet, when I don't have any interfaces or vlans running on that subnet.
how would i shut it down?
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So you have obviously assigned 192.168.1.1 to an interface. Mine doesn't response to that IP.
Check Status > Interfaces and Firewall > Virtual IPs. -
@viragomann said in pfsense running on unused subnet:
So you have obviously assigned 192.168.1.1 to an interface. Mine doesn't response to that IP.
Check Status > Interfaces and Firewall > Virtual IPs.I don't see any Status> Interfaces and Firewall option. But I did look at Status>Interfaces and it did not show me any 192.168.1.X subnet on any interfaces.
Then I checked my VPN server setup and sure enough it is set up for that subnet. It's just been so long since I have left the house due to the pandemic, that I have not used that VPN server in quite some time. :)
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@viragomann said in pfsense running on unused subnet:
Check Status > Interfaces and Firewall > Virtual IPs.
These are two different things:
Status > Interfaces
and
Firewall > Virtual IPsThough VPN servers are virtual IPs as well, which aren't displayed there.