from Croquette@sh.itjust.works to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 13 Dec 18:14
https://sh.itjust.works/post/29442116
Solved : I was still on my local network instead of my LTE network, so I was accessing the global ip through the local network, and thus the access page.
Hello,
I am running OPNSense as my router for my ISP and my local network.
When I access my global ip, it lands me on the login page of my OPNSense router. Is that normal?
The only Firewall WAN Rule I added is the rule to enable my Wireguard instance (and I disabled it to test if that was the issue)
I was messing with the NAT Outbound for the Road Warrior setup as explained in the OPNSense Road Warrior tutorial, but that rule is also disabled.
I enabled OutboundDNS to override a local domain.
And I have a dynamic DNS to access my VPN with a FQDN instead of the ip directly.
But otherwise, I have the vanilla configuration. I disabled all of these rules I’ve created to make sure that they weren’t the issue, and I can still access my OPNSense from the WAN interface.
So is that a normal default behaviour? If so, how can I disable the access to the OPNSense portal from the WAN and keep it from within one of my LAN/VLAN?
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Are you on the LAN when accessing the WAN IP? If so, that is allowed. Try to connect outside your network and I suspect it will fail
Yeah that was the issue. I though I had switched to my LTE network connection from my phone, but my phone was still on my local network.
Thanks for the answer