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  I think I know what it is- proxy ARP on another router causes this problem. Testing it now. I still don't understand why it affects only pfsense.
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  @boobletins Yes the CPU will remain high until I notice and do something about it, usually a day or two. Not sure what you are talking about with "using Advanced Configuration Pass-Through". Could you please point me in the right direction. I have looked at what is going on in System Activity when Suricata is acting up. If I'm understanding things correctly, there is a PID for each interface that is being monitored. So I have 7 running, IPS on WAN and IDS on internal network. At normal usage levels the CPU on these is around 0.3-0.5% per. When things break this will jump up into the double digits on several of these. I will have to do a screen shot or something next time it happens. I'll have to try some of the procstat commands on the rouge PIDs next time as well. I have never seen the memory usage measured on the dashboard higher than the mid-20's. Swap usage is normally at 1% or so, I don't remember seeing it much higher than that.
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  selamlar. iş yerinde, Pfsense 2.3.4 kurulu ve Asus DSL-N17U modem bulunan 35mbit VDSL internet bulunan bir ağım var. gün içerisinde kullanıcı sayısı arttıkça performans düşüşü ve kopmalar yaşandığı için modemi bridge modda çalıştırmayı düşündüm ama ne kadar denediysem de başarılı olamadım. izlediğim adımlar şu şekilde. modem arayüzünden wan sekmesi altından modemi bridge moda alıyorum. pfsense arayüzünden Interfaces -> Wan menüsünden IPv4 Configuration Type olarak PPPoE seçiyorum. Sonrada aynı sayfada alt tarafa ttnet kullanıcı adı ve şifremi yazıp kaydediyorum. ama ne kadar uğraştıysamda, bir türlü bağlantı sağlayamadım. WAN Ip adresi almıyor, internete ve modem arayüzüne erişemiyorum. sonuç hep bu şekilde oluyor. eksik veya yanlış yaptığım bir şeyler mi var? yardımcı olursanız sevinirim. teşekkürler.
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  Good Morning. Thanks for the info. Finally locate a partner in Spain and buy an XG-7100. I only doubted the hardware, never the pfSense software. Regards.
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  @gfeiner No TNSR support for 7100 right now, but it's on our to-do list.
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