@viragomann I thought it would not work because the additional encryption domains, are not local to the Sophos either
But thanks, I will give it a try.
@nazar-pc so interface can be slow of no dns.. So while your dns is in the middle of switching over, or something - yeah you could prob see a slow down in the gui..
Lot of times it like checking for a update, and rest of gui doesn't want to load until that is finished sort of thing.
@johnpoz Yah, I just was about to post that I figured it out. Something must have gotten mucked up with the default gateway which was pointing to the MAC address for some strange reason. I just deleted the gateway and added it back again and boom, working!
@umtsti
These are the same settings as you posted above.
So I'm wondering, why it would behave different now.
Anyway, these settings only affects pfSense Name Resolution normally, If you have configured your Network as you said above.
However, there might some settings be different. That's why I suspected a DNS issued.
@ricardotestamonede
So you have to configure the Fortigate for Multi-WAN.
You should provide a separate network port on pfSense and connect it to the second WAN of the Forti.
On the pfSense interface allow any upstream traffic.
Consider to block access to the local network if desired.
Beleza!!!, vou testar e posto aqui depois.
Meu switch aceita sim, é um CISCO SG300-28P, eu já tinha isso configurado antes do PFsense, só não sabia como proceder com as Vlans, pois tentei fazer isso antes e, como vc disse, fiquei isolado do firewall.
Agora com as suas dicas vou conseguir...
Novamente... MUITO OBRIGADO MESMO!!, Forte Abraço
insta: israeljosemaria
Found some solution on the forum and modified sh script which runs every 15 min for.
ping some host available through riverbed. If no answer then reset states.
#!/bin/bash
HOSTS="10.0.20.30"
COUNT=10
echo "HOSTS: " $HOSTS
echo "COUNT: " $COUNT
for myHost in $HOSTS
do
counting=$(ping -c $COUNT $myHost | grep 'received' | awk -F',' '{ print $2 }' | awk '{ print $1 }')
echo "counting: " $counting
if [ $counting -ge 2 ]
then
echo "ping ok"
else
echo "reset states"
pfctl -F state
fi
done
#end
