Use a domain-specific pfSense rebinding exception for legitimate private DNS answers
A necessary private-address answer should not require disabling rebinding protection everywhere.
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A necessary private-address answer should not require disabling rebinding protection everywhere.
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A convenient group tab does not receive the same reply-to treatment as a WAN interface tab.
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Member speed, MTU, duplex, switch negotiation, and transmit hashing all affect the design.
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Receiving an IPv6 address does not mean DHCPv6 supplied the default gateway.
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An IP address that reaches LDAP may still fail the certificate identity check.
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Preventing config.xml changes does not prevent every operational action.
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Several CRLs for one issuer can have different effects depending on the VPN service.
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Updating the certificate entry can restart local services and still require exporting new user material.
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A certificate can be present in the manager yet unsuitable for a service's required usage.
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Some service credentials must remain recoverable and are not protected like the administrator's password hash.
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