WebGui inaccessible from LAN after OpenVPN server enabled…Huh??
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Where are you accessing the webgui from? What address are you accessing? You are also not getting the route(s) for the remote networks so that's still buggered. You should probably post your serverX.conf from /var/etc/openvpn.
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Where are you accessing the webgui from? What address are you accessing? You are also not getting the route(s) for the remote networks so that's still buggered. You should probably post your serverX.conf from /var/etc/openvpn.
I'm accessing from a PC on my LAN (192.168.4.50). I'm trying to access https://192.168.4.1 like I always do from the LAN. Right now I have no remote networks configured in the OpenVPN server. I tried to strip it down as much as possible to isolate the problem. So the only network configured in the OpenVPN server is the VPN network itself (10.0.8.0/32) which is why the remote networks are not showing up.
How can I view that config file from the console? I can get into the directory fine but not sure how to view/access the file. Sorry not very familiar with FreeBSD commands.
Just not computing for me that I can access the server fine over SSH from my PC but not via HTTPS. How can that be a routing issue?
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Found the issue. Turns out it is a bug. Not so much with pfSense itself but with the bandwidthd package. Once uninstalled I'm all good now.
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Damn packages. Don't know why people install them. No wonder pfSense "just works" for me and not for other people.
Glad you found it.
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Damn packages. Don't know why people install them. No wonder pfSense "just works" for me and not for other people.
Glad you found it.
I don't really use them either, I might as well uninstall most (if not all) of them.
Thanks for the continued back and forth dialogue though. Much appreciated.
