Can someone help me, i installed this version both on VM and physical machine but when i try to connect to WebAdmin chrome shows 'Error code: ERR_CONNECTION_RESET' error.
But if i try to connect without https it asking me to HTTPS instead. I tried to restart WebAdmin, reboot the machine.
The current setup is;
1 NIC for WAN
But i tried to add another NIC for LAN but the result is still the same. Can someone point me to the right direction?
Yes, on Firefox it shows "The connection was reset". I tried to telnet to the UTM machine on port 4444 it open though. Anyone face the same issue? Its weird because this is a fresh install and i also redownload the ISO twice with the same result.
Yes, on Firefox it shows "The connection was reset". I tried to telnet to the UTM machine on port 4444 it open though. Anyone face the same issue? Its weird because this is a fresh install and i also redownload the ISO twice with the same result.
I also tried on Virtualbox and VMware.
Are you trying to connect via FQDN? What happend if you use the IP instead the FQDN?
I did connect to IP, not FQDN. I did look at the link you gave, but I don't think that is the issue as i have no rules in the firewall to block any port, plus I'm just using Windows Firewall and Comodo AV with only AV is running.
- Malware checked - Cookies cleared - Chrome not blocked (i can access to another machine running squid on port 31280 https) - Proxy is not applied to VM.
This issue also happened when installing it into Virtual Machine so i doubt there is anything to do with things mentioned in the article. Thanks though.
I did connect to IP, not FQDN. I did look at the link you gave, but I don't think that is the issue as i have no rules in the firewall to block any port, plus I'm just using Windows Firewall and Comodo AV with only AV is running.
- Malware checked - Cookies cleared - Chrome not blocked (i can access to another machine running squid on port 31280 https) - Proxy is not applied to VM.
This issue also happened when installing it into Virtual Machine so i doubt there is anything to do with things mentioned in the article. Thanks though.
