| SYSTEM INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| OS type and version | Raspi 4 B+ 1.3 1GB |
| Webmin version | 7.30.3 |
After finally got webmin to work and actually logged in to my server. In the assignment they want me to connect to webmin through my mobile but i can’t seem to get it to work at all after watching some guides. Anyone know exactly how to to it? 
Are you sure your using just webmin ? Your version number appears to be a virtualmin version. That said you shold be able to connect using either your-ip:10000 or your-domain.com:10000 assuming you have a domain that resolves to your ip what errors do you get ? Is webmin running ? Check if webmin is running from the command line using systemctl
So this is on a public IP.
What issue is it with the mobile? You getting a error in the mobile browser?
No not an error on my mobile only that I can’t connect to webmin only that the site can’t be reached. I assume i write localhost to connect to the server?
Have tried using the ip address to connect so something like 111.111.111.111:10000 ? Take note that localhost is not going to work as the resource (webmin) is not installed on a different machine and you should browse to it via that machines ip address or resolvable domain name
Maybe a local IP if this in on the local network, usually a 198.162.xxx.xxx IP (not always) depends on the router you have it plugged into and whether its wireless or lan.
Localhost would need the server be installed on the mobile.
Okay i will try that! 
Try using your mobile but with WiFi turned off.
A lot of routers will not let you access your public IP from within your network. You need to have NAT reflection enabled.
Isn’t this a hack in pfsense ? Not everyone has pfsense installed
This is not a hack.
NAT reflection or split DNS is a valid way of accessing public web servers from your local network.
Look at NAT Reflection | pfSense Documentation it states
NAT reflection is a hack as it loops traffic through the firewall when it is not necessary
I was only quoting the pfsense documentation to find the full text scroll to
NAT Reflection Caveats
I use a combination of NAT reflection and splitdns.
If you have many websites manually configuring host override entries can be time consuming and this is why I use NAT reflection but for my more important sites I use splitdns so I can access them in my WAN goes down.