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Modify adminnetworks through SSH

Hello,

I have a firewall server sitting at a hosting provider and when I was restricting the web admin networks, I accidentally excluded the network of my private ISP. This means I cannot get into my own firewall anymore through the web admin! [:$]cal access!

I can, however, still access the server through SSH. I have loginuser and root passwords, so I was wondering how I can modify the admin networks through the command line.

I've found the file /etc/wfe/conf/adminnetworks. Is it enough to change this file? When are these changes taken into account?

Regards,
Dave.

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0 blueorder over 20 years ago

Try this: Forum Link

Hope this helps...if it doesn't post back...
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0 VelvetFog over 20 years ago

When you get it fixed, for future reference, add the PPTP-Pool network to the allowed networks that can access Webadmin. Once you have that in place, you won't have to make Webadmin accessible from the WAN interface anymore, since you can now open a PPTP VPN back to the ASL box and access Webadmin from inside the VPN tunnel.
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