How to Disable Default HTTP Link and IP Address Assigned by HFS - http://192.168.1.80/~/admin/

[kenrmayfield]

@rejetto

How to Disable Default HTTP Link and IP Address http://192.168.1.80/~/admin/ assigned by HFS?

[rejetto]

i'm sorry, i don't understand what are you trying to disable exactly.
you want to disable the whole admin-panel ?
or maybe you want just to limit the access to localhost?

[kenrmayfield]

@rejetto

No.

In the Console it shows Two HTTP Link and IP Address to Connect to the WEB Interface.

The 192.168.1.80 is Assigned by HFS.

CONSOLE:

hfsxigmanas: /# npx hfs
09:20:54 HFS ~ HTTP File Server
09:20:54 © Massimo Melina a@rejetto.com - License https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
09:20:54 started 2026-04-08 09:20:54
09:20:54 version 3.0.9
09:20:54 build 2026-04-08T16:11:26.222Z
09:20:54 working directory (cwd) /root/.hfs
09:20:54 app /root/.npm/_npx/d99544b1c5641eb5/node_modules/hfs
09:20:54 node v22.17.0
09:20:54 platform freebsd x64 node
09:20:54 pid 6359
09:20:54 config config.yaml
09:20:54 ! fs-x-attributes not available
09:20:55 VFS ready
09:20:56 http serving on any network : 80
09:20:56 serving on http://192.168.1.55
09:20:56 serving on http://192.168.1.80
09:20:56 ! cannot launch browser on this machine >PLEASE< open your browser and reach one of these (you may need a different address)

• http://192.168.1.55/~/admin/
• http://192.168.1.80/~/admin/
  09:20:57 loading plugin antibrute
  09:20:59 HINT: this is an interactive console, you can enter commands

[rejetto]

and you want to disable the 1.80 and work only on the 1.55, is that it ?

[kenrmayfield]

@rejetto

That is what I asked.

[rejetto]

open http://192.168.1.55/~/admin/
click options,
click listen interface,
select 192.168.1.55

[kenrmayfield]

@rejetto

This is my mistake.

I had Setup Two Network Cards for the HFS XigmaNAS Appliance................been awhile since I touch it.

This is the reason for the Extra IP Address. I wanted HFS and XigmaNAS to have their Own IP Address.

At the moment HFS is HTTP and XigmaNAS is HTTPS and both can be Accessed on XigmaNAS IP Address 192.168.1.55 due to both using different Protocols.

However if I change HFS to HTTPS then I would have to use a different IP Address such as the Extra IP 192.168.1.80 for HFS and different Port Number.

But there is the Option of just Setting Up the Listening Interface in HFS to 192.168.1.80. and different Port so that 192.168.1.55 is ignored in HFS.

[rejetto]

you wouldn't have to use a different ip address.
you can have 2 https on the same ip, with different ports.

[kenrmayfield]

@rejetto

I was typing way to fast...................glad you caught that.

As we both know as well...................you can not have 2 HTTPS with same IP Addresses accessing the same Port Number.

However I do want to use a different IP Address for HFS when I switch HFS to HTTPS so HFS and XigmaNAS have their Own IP Address.

Plus I do not want Users going to the XigmaNAS Login Page even though they do not have Access.