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      orangehand @Gertjan
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      @gertjan what is the supported way of doing a total reflash? The wiki only refers to using the recovery image, which isn't a true factory reset, as it retains some previous settings.

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        Gertjan @orangehand
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        @orangehand

        When I used a USB device, I always repartitioned the device's drive.
        If there was a question of "found a config from a previously installed pfSense' I would chose "don't take it".
        Or, as said above : use the "4" option.
        or GUI Diagnostics > Factory Defaults

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        Edit : and where are the logs ??

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          orangehand @Gertjan
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          @gertjan Really odd. Setting the box back to standard admin ports was the answer. Odd, as I have a dozen other pfsense boxes on custom ports with me having remote management, and all work fine. Any guesses?

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            Gertjan @orangehand
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            @orangehand

            Did you do de sockstat test ?

            No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
            Edit : and where are the logs ??

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              orangehand @Gertjan
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              @gertjan tbh I didn't understand how to do it! Can you clarify please?

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                Gertjan @orangehand
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                @orangehand
                You have to use the most important interface : the console access.
                Or a SSH access. But keep in mind that SSH isn't available when you install pfSense on a device, as interfaces aren't assigned (known) yet.
                See the pfSense documentation. These two accesses are not some optional thing. Without them, you're "doomed".

                The console access or SSH permits you to enter commands.
                Like sockstat -l | grep '8082

                No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
                Edit : and where are the logs ??

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