6 docs tagged with "getting started"

Getting Started

HTTPS Reverse Proxy

Put pfSense Actions behind an HTTPS reverse proxy on the Docker host, with forwarded headers read from private addresses and passkeys tied to the hostname.

Getting Started

Install with Docker

Build and start pfSense Actions with Docker Compose, create the administrator account with the setup code from the log, connect pfSense, and create a token.

Overview

Trigger Wake-on-LAN, reachability checks, and system information reads on one pfSense firewall through a small API with personal access tokens.

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Prepare pfSense

Turn on SSH in pfSense, give an account shell access and an authorized SSH key, and confirm it can run the commands pfSense Actions uses.

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Run with Node.js

Run pfSense Actions from source with Node.js 24, start it with the development or production scripts, and create the administrator account with the setup code.

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Upgrade from v1.3.1

Move a pfSense Actions v1.3.1 deployment to 2.0.0, set it up in the console with a one-time code, and give each client its own personal access token.