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      jsvg last edited by

      Hey Guys,

      I want to setup pfsense as a load-balancer for some internal apps. I created a new VIP on the LAN interface, but surprisingly, the console is available on this VIP and is hogging port 443/80. This conflicts with RelayD, which I want to listen on that VIP to forward traffic onward to my application servers.

      I can't seem to find a way to tell pfsense webConfigurator to listen only on certain addresses, rather than every address on a the internal interface. Help?

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