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technical:pf-intro [2024/02/29 09:49] – [Introduction to pfSense] systemtechnical:pf-intro [2024/02/29 10:44] (current) system
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 To access pfSense via the WAN port, you can temporarily disable the firewall with the following command To access pfSense via the WAN port, you can temporarily disable the firewall with the following command
 <code sh> <code sh>
 +#Disable packet filter 
 pfctl -d pfctl -d
 +# Enable packet filter 
 +pfctl -e
 </code>  </code> 
 </alert> </alert>
 +  * Here you  can find instructions on how to permanently open HTTP access to the WAN port: https://www.vdtutorials.com/enabling-pfsense-2-5-2-administration-via-the-wan-interface/
 +  * You will probably also need to add a similar rule for HTTPS.
  
  
-===== Initial preparation ===== +===== System -> User Manager ===== 
-  * Before we c+  * pfSense groups  the configuration of LDAP and RADIUS servers under User Manager. 
 +  * You can specify multiple RADIUS servers under the **Authentication Servers** applet. 
 +  * We add our RADIUSdesk server here and select the **PAP** protocol. 
 +<panel type="primary"> 
 +{{:technical:pf:pf_um_radius.png|}}  
 +</panel> 
 +  * Now everything is ready for the configuration of the captive portal. 
 +<panel type="primary"> 
 +{{:technical:pf:pf_um_radius1.png|}}  
 +</panel>
  
 +===== Add Captive Portal =====
 +  * Go to the **Services** -> **Captive Portal** menu entry.
 +  * Select **Add** to add a new zone.
 +<panel type="primary">
 +{{:technical:pf:pf_captive_add.png|}} 
 +</panel>
  
  
  
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