AdGuard Home WebGui - "AdGuard Home is available at the following addresses"

[saison2023]

Hello everyone,

First, sorry in advance if this topic was already addressed, I was not able to find the answer during my research.

Question: Is there a place to restrict IP addresses on which the Web gui is attached and is listening?

As an example, when I updated my AdGuard Home installation (version 1.6.2) today, this was registered in the system log:

AdGuard Home is available at the following addresses:

Sep 18 09:17:03 AdGuardHome[3927362]: 2023/09/18 09:17:03.380915 [info] go to http://127.0.0.1:14711
Sep 18 09:17:03 AdGuardHome[3927362]: 2023/09/18 09:17:03.381000 [info] go to http://127.0.1.1:14711
Sep 18 09:17:03 AdGuardHome[3927362]: 2023/09/18 09:17:03.381022 [info] go to http://wanipaddress:14711
Sep 18 09:17:03 AdGuardHome[3927362]: 2023/09/18 09:17:03.381043 [info] go to http://lanipaddress:14711
Sep 18 09:17:03 AdGuardHome[3927362]: 2023/09/18 09:17:03.381061 [info] go to http://guest1range:14711
Sep 18 09:17:03 AdGuardHome[3927362]: 2023/09/18 09:17:03.381079 [info] go to http://guest2range:14711

I would like to be able to at least remove the Wan IP Address, but also on Guest networks if possible

Does anyone have any idea?

Thanks

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Hello everyone,

First, sorry in advance if this topic was already addressed, I was not able to find the answer during my research.

Question: Is there a place to restrict IP addresses on which the Web gui is attached and is listening?

As an example, when I updated my AdGuard Home installation (version 1.6.2) today, this was registered in the system log:




I would like to be able to at least remove the Wan IP Address, but also on Guest networks if possible

Does anyone have any idea?

Thanks

Adguardhome binds to all interfaces. Your firewall blocks the wan address one from being accessed by the outside world. All your guests network ones are just accessible from within those guestnetworks if you utilize your login from within those networks. Other wise it is unaccessible. The only way you can change this behavior is modifying /opt/etc/AdGuardHome/AdGuardHome.yaml but use caution not to make any changes that breaks things. I suggest reviewing AdGuardHomes wiki, or maybe some one better at writing guides can help you through this process if you get stuck.

 

[saison2023]

Adguardhome binds to all interfaces. Your firewall blocks the wan address one from being accessed by the outside world. All your guests network ones are just accessible from within those guestnetworks if you utilize your login from within those networks. Other wise it is unaccessible. The only way you can change this behavior is modifying /opt/etc/AdGuardHome/AdGuardHome.yaml but use caution not to make any changes that breaks things. I suggest reviewing AdGuardHomes wiki, or maybe some one better at writing guides can help you through this process if you get stuck.

Since you point me in the right direction, I found an official article.
It seems there is no generic value (like "LANETH" or something like that), we need to specify an IP.

How to change dashboard interface's address?

1. Stop AdGuard Home:
   ./AdGuardHome -s stop
2. Open AdGuardHome.yaml in your editor.
3. Set the http.address setting to a new network interface. For example:
   • 0.0.0.0:0 to listen on all network interfaces.
   • 0.0.0.0:8080 to listen on all network interfaces with port 8080.
   • 127.0.0.1:0 to listen on the local loopback interface only.
4. Restart AdGuard Home:
   ./AdGuardHome -s start

 

[privacyguy123]

/tmp/mnt/USB/entware/etc/AdGuardHome/AdGuardHome.yaml

address: 0.0.0.0:14711

Change to suit your needs

 

[saison2023]

Change to suit your needs

Thanks for replying but this already configured like this.
I would like to not have anything else except LAN (no WAN and/or guest network).
Would be nice to have something like "LAN-ETH" or anything that would avoid to enter ip address.

 

[privacyguy123]

Thanks for replying but this already configured like this.
I would like to not have anything else except LAN (no WAN and/or guest network).
Would be nice to have something like "LAN-ETH" or anything that would avoid to enter ip address.

Enter your LAN address then buddy, what is your routers admin page IP address?

For me it'd be:

address: 192.168.50.1:14711

 

[saison2023]

Enter your LAN address then buddy, what is your routers admin page IP address?

For me it'd be:

Yes, I know, I ended by doing it
I would appreciate to avoid entering an IP address (you know, avoiding human error)
But I agree, this works doing like this
Thanks again

 

[SomeWhereOverTheRainBow]

Enter your LAN address then buddy, what is your routers admin page IP address?

For me it'd be:

Yes, I know, I ended by doing it
I would appreciate to avoid entering an IP address (you know, avoiding human error)
But I agree, this works doing like this
Thanks again

router.asus.com:14711

Should work as well for the typical user, using the default installer forwarding upstream entries. If you decide to change the port, make sure the port is not a low number port, or one that is already being used by another app, otherwise adguardhome may fail to start.