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      emad4
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      Hi
      I am experiencing a problem which is that after I enabled the cache service (proxy) on pfsense , I cannot access pfsense remotely via public ip or locally . Before that , I was able to access gui of pfsense via http remotely and locally.

      How can I solve this problem , so proxy server is working and accessing webgui is avaliable

      Thank you

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        Gertjan @emad4
        last edited by

        @emad4

        Probable cause : the proxy and webgui webserver listen on the same port - port 80 TCP and port 443 TCP.

        Go to System > Advanced > Admin Access and look for "TCP port".
        Read the instructions "Enter a custom port number for the webConfigurator above to override the default (80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS). Changes will take effect immediately after save." and chose another port.

        or : Look in the Proxy config, and change ports over there 😊

        Btw : the webGUI should not be made on the interface called 'WAN'.

        @emad4 said in No access to webgui:

        http remotely

        Why use pfSense ?
        Security isn't your thing it seems ^^

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

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          emad4 @Gertjan
          last edited by

          @Gertjan
          Why webserver and proxy listen to same port 80 , I mean proxy default port is 3128

          Security is important for me but I need to access server remotely

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            Gertjan @emad4
            last edited by

            @emad4 said in No access to webgui:

            Why webserver and proxy listen to same port 80 , I mean proxy default port is 3128

            Same thing, but approached differently : de activate or de install the proxy.
            I bet the web gui access start working again.

            Run also this command on the command line (SSH or console) :

            sockstat | grep ':80'
            

            @emad4 said in No access to webgui:

            Security is important for me but I need to access server remotely

            That's why half the planet is using (Open) VPN these days.
            The other half got hacked and wiped of the surface.

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

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              emad4 @Gertjan
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              @Gertjan
              Thank you very much Gertjan

              I did the steps you mentioned by changing the port of http and it worked successfully.

              The proxy server is working normally now and at the same time I can access webgui of pfsense.

              Thank you again

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