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MEDDERX
By MEDDERX
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Trying to get pfsense setup but I cant access the web gui. Not too sure what has gone wrong since everybody seems to say pfsense "just works". 

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"just work" is what pfsense always did for me, especially since it normally auto-configures an anti-lockout on the LAN interface.

Could you provide a bit more info?

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What ip ranges did you setup? Are you sure your interfaces are setup correctly?

 

What hardware?

 

What local ip range are you using?

 

Does your system get a dhcp address?

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29 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What ip ranges did you setup? Are you sure your interfaces are setup correctly?

 

What hardware?

 

What local ip range are you using?

 

Does your system get a dhcp address?

lan is 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.100

My computer shows the ip, gateway and subnet to be correct

I have it running on a dell T320

 

It might be worth mentioning that I just realized I cant access my isp router web gui either so it is probably a pc problem...

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usually isp routers are locked and you can only configure it from your account on isp website. if you mean modem you cant configure it.  

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6 minutes ago, ACEHACK said:

usually isp routers are locked and you can only configure it from your account on isp website. if you mean modem you cant configure it.  

Cant speak for others but you can with comcast's, I can get to it on my phone right now with 10.0.0.1

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that's interesting does comcast do mac address filtering too. for me i have spectrum and it was a pain until i realized why i couldn't get a wan ip on opnsense. 

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41 minutes ago, MEDDERX said:

lan is 192.168.1.2 - 192.168.1.100

My computer shows the ip, gateway and subnet to be correct

I have it running on a dell T320

 

It might be worth mentioning that I just realized I cant access my isp router web gui either so it is probably a pc problem...

can you ping the gateway?

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Figured it out, was a combo of nordvpn being stupid even though it was not using it and I did not have lan dhcp setup correctly like @Electronics Wizardy mentioned. Networking is not very easy when you have been up all night. 

Main Computer: Intel 9900k, Asus Maximus XI Formula, Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 4x16GB 3000MHZ C15, EVGA GTX1070 Hybrid, Corsair HX850i, Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic, 26TB

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