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How is the WebAdmin IP address determined?

How does the UTM determine what IP address to use for WebAdmin? I have a new box that I've built up using a temporary address of 192.168.0.100, and the console login prompt reflects that address. If I change it to .101, then after I reboot, the login prompt updates to reflect the new address.

So far, so good, but what happens if I want to disable that port entirely, and start using another port that I've configured as 192.168.0.1 (the intended address once I deploy this box). WebAdmin won't let me disable the port I'm currently connected on, so how can I (or even can I) disable this setup port and have the UTM start using the intended LAN interface and address for WebAdmin?

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0 JonEtkins over 11 years ago
I have determined that the message in question is stored in /etc/issue:
loginuser@astaro:/home/login > cat /etc/issue

All configuration is done with WebAdmin. Go to https://192.168.0.1:4444
in your browser.

192.168.0.1
loginuser@astaro:/home/login >

If I move the LAN interface from eth0 to eth2, /etc/issue is immediately updated:
loginuser@astaro:/home/login > cat /etc/issue

loginuser@astaro:/home/login >

and moving it back to eth0 restores the file to how it was.
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0 JonEtkins over 11 years ago
I have determined that the message in question is stored in /etc/issue:
loginuser@astaro:/home/login > cat /etc/issue

All configuration is done with WebAdmin. Go to https://192.168.0.1:4444
in your browser.

192.168.0.1
loginuser@astaro:/home/login >

If I move the LAN interface from eth0 to eth2, /etc/issue is immediately updated:
loginuser@astaro:/home/login > cat /etc/issue

loginuser@astaro:/home/login >

and moving it back to eth0 restores the file to how it was.
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