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    • -flo- 0-
      -flo- 0
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      So I checked out https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/2.2_New_Features_and_Changes#Captive_Portal and found that the port for the Captive Portal is made up of a zone id (now). Instead of port 8000 as before the captive portal redirects to a page on port 8002 now (in my 2.2 installation).

      Why is my default zone ID 2? And why is it not ID 0 for instance? Where does the zone ID come from anyway? I don’t seem to be able to enter this ID anywhere in the configuration, right?

      For sake of user’s saved login credentials I would prefer to have my single existing zone use ID 0 so the login page is still to be found on port 8000 as before. Is this possible, if so how?

      Thank you!

      -flo-

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        doktornotor Banned
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        No. No such thing implemented.

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        • GertjanG
          Gertjan
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          @-flo-:

          …..
          For sake of user’s saved login credentials I would prefer to have my single existing zone use ID 0 so the login page is still to be found on port 8000 as before. Is this possible, if so how?

          "Login credentials" are not related to "using port x to authenticate" - "what is the zone ID (because many can exist)".
          So, in case of doubt, just wipe all portal settings.
          (go even to ssh, start viconfig - wipe everything between <captiveportal>and</captiveportal> , save back, reboot pfsense and set up portal up again.
          (or export config - edit file with good editor like notepad++, and import back in - and then setup your portal again.)

          The fact that it uses a port like 8001, or 8002 (https) or whatever is just a "behind the screen pfSense" thing.

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

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