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  We’re excited to announce the release of Netgate TNSR 25.10, our latest update packed with powerful new features, expanded capabilities, and over 35 bug fixes and enhancements. What’s New in version 25.10? VPF NAT Endpoint-Independent Mode - useful in large scale CGNAT scenarios VPF NAT Source-IP Hash Mode - improves behavior for protocols such as SIP VPF NAT Rule Port Ranges - dedicate outbound source port ranges different tenants VPF Filter Port Tables - define groupings of IP services ports into a VPF table WireGuard FQDN Peer Configuration - configure peers using FQDNs Legacy Dataplane NAT Removed - Legacy Dataplane NAT functionality has been removed. If you are still using legacy dataplane NAT, please convert to VPF NAT before updating to this version. Release Notes: https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/releases/release-notes-25.10.html Blog Post: https://www.netgate.com/blog/netgate-releases-tnsr-software-version-25.10 Video: https://youtu.be/EH1qUcsZ8do
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  @femtosize yes this could be. For my understanding this should not happen, as the block rule comes at very last. This may sounds stupid, but we will also try to restart the pfsense and see if this may helps. What I really don't understand is, why it is working, once I have a ping from the local network to the remote peer network. Like somehow this enables the auto created rules for IPsec to get working again or getting "enabled" or what ever...
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  @Antibiotic you should enable python module on general settings.
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  @dogfight76 said in Umstieg auf Glasfaser - ws ist zu beachten ?: Dachte es läuft wie gewohnt weiter wenn ich das Backup der alten auf die neue 5490 aufspiele. Don't do that! Die Boxen sind komplett inkompatibel miteinander und du kannst nicht einfach aus einer 6er Modellreihe für Kabel das Backup in eine Glas-Fritte reinzimmern. Das geht nichtmal in der 6er Modellreihe bei Kabel untereinander! KEIN Backup wiedereinspielen, dass von Kabel kommt. Das sind ganz eigene Gewächse. Ich würde daher dringend die Glas Fritte zurücksetzen und erstmal mit Gerät da dran prüfen, dass die wieder sauber funktioniert, ggf. VoIP oder Kram sauber läuft und sie Internet hat. Da hat Fritz was sehr Dummes in ihrer Firmware drin, was da regelmäßig Probleme macht. Aber vor allem sind Kabelfritten immer Hersteller abhängig und haben Sonderkonfigurationen die böse sind. @dogfight76 said in Umstieg auf Glasfaser - ws ist zu beachten ?: @the-other said in Umstieg auf Glasfaser - ws ist zu beachten ?: mal schauen, ob das etwas ändert (ich glaube ja, aber mal sehen)... Das sieht noch genauso aus: Ja wie @the-other schon sagt, da ist was absolut schief gelaufen. WAN und LAN dürfen NIE aus dem gleichen Netzsegment sein. Das geht nicht. So klappt kein Routing, weil die Sense überhaupt nicht weiß, wohin sie jetzt Kram schicken soll. Raus? Rein? LAN? WAN? Dein LAN muss was anderes sein als das Netz der Fritte also KEIN .178.x Ansonsten steht deine Firewall so da: [image: 1763715023730-116b50a8-b866-4beb-b9ac-c36d274472b2-acsgqg.jpg] Cheers :)
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  It would only be there if it was actually an SA which is unlikely for a BIOS update. I have the netgate blog page added to the RSS dashboard widget to see updates there.
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  It looks like unified web management could be coming soon. It would be great if it means easier control and management of all web services in one place. Let's see if any companies announce more details about it!
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  This isn’t really related to the post, but I wanted to share something. I love Apple products — they’re my go-to when I just want things to work without hassle. I have my setup configured to auto-proxy so I can switch between a secure proxied network and a guest network for testing. After upgrading my iMac to macOS Tahoe, though, it suddenly required a WPAD file even on the non-proxy guest network. I ended up putting a WPAD file on OpenWrt that basically tells the system “there is no proxy.” Once I did that, I could switch between the networks normally again. That way I could leave it on auto proxy.