How can I access pfSense through WAN interface?

Managing PFSense

SSH into a Linux Server located on the LAN behind the Firewall.
From the Linux VM SSH to the PFSense Server.
Disable the packet filter by running the command pfctl -d on the PFSense server.
Manage the server via the WAN interface.
Re-enable packet filters via the web console to secure the PFsense server.

How do I access pfSense outside of network?

The following article explains the steps necessary to enable external access to pfSense GUI using a Dynamic DNS domain from DuckDNS.org.

STEP 1 – Create a new DuckDNS domain.
STEP 2 – Change pfSense password.
STEP 3 – Allow remote access to WAN port 443.
STEP 4 – Add DuckDNS as a DynDNS service in pfSense.

How do I access pfSense browser?

To access the pfSense webconfigurator, open a web browser on a computer connected to your firewall and enter https://[your LAN IP address]. By default, it is 192.168. 1.1. Enter your username and password in the login page.

How do I access pfSense Web GUI?

On the client computer, open a web browser such as Firefox, Safari, or Chrome and navigate to https://192.168.1.1. The GUI listens on HTTPS by default, but if the browser attempts to connect using HTTP, it will be redirect by the firewall to the HTTPS port instead.

How do I access pfSense web interface from LAN?

To reach the GUI, follow this basic procedure:

Connect a client computer to the same network as the LAN interface of the firewall. This computer may be directly connected with a network cable or connected to the same switch as the LAN interface of the firewall.
Enter the default credentials in the login page: username.

How do I change my WAN IP in pfSense?

How to edit the pfSense® LAN IP address