@mulantis Same error here, even if i create a new channel in slack and try to save. Did you manage to find something? Thanks

The last time that came up it was because some value being passed through those functions was actually an IPv6 address and not an IPv6 subnet definition. It's not clear exactly which one it might be in your case since that function would read through not only all IPsec P2 entries but also mobile IPsec, but you might check the addresses you have in each of those places. If you have something defined as a subnet but you've actually defined an IP address inside the subnet instead of the subnet itself, it might hit something like that. For example if you are supposed to define a /64 size IPv6 subnet/prefix but you pass it x:x:x:x::1/64 that is an address, not a prefix, it should be x:x:x:x::/64. But again it depends on context. If you could post your IPsec section of config.xml that would help, you can remove the secret parts (PSKs, cert metadata like subjects/identifiers, etc), but please mask the addresses for privacy rather than removing them, keeping something in those places so we know the general values. Like you could replace fc80:1234:5678:9abc::1 with xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::1

@gertjan 23.01-RELEASE (amd64) Version 111.0.1661.54 (Official build) (64-bit) and the newest version My and for the late reply thanks for the help router.domainname.com is what I am putting in.

Thanks Jim!

@mpfrench Ok, well this is all in your browser. I would close/quit it and re-open. It is not a feature of pfSense.

Hi, thanks a lot for your support, I made the change in the file and it is working :-) @jimp said in PHP Error on status_interfaces.php from PPP uptime: @root32 If you go to Diagnostics > Command Prompt and run this in the PHP Execute box, what does it return? var_dump( get_ppp_uptime('ppp0') ); Though I'm not seeing anything on the exact lines in question in the error that would be adding an int and string, it's all just string concatenation. Do you have any patches or third party/non-standard packages on there? In the case you still need the information: string(13) "386d 15:19:41"

@a-dresner - Interestingly enough I noticed that after enabling IPV6 I was back to the rxpause, txpause display. Not sure what I did or if it reset itself along the way somehow. I opened and reapplied the tuneable (did not change anything) and I am back to "10Gbase-Twinax <full-duplex>" Wierd.

@jimp That did the trick, thank you!

@antibiotic When you activate a VPN client on a PC, that PC will route all (read on : most !) traffic over the VPN gateway. This will for sure make a route to you 192.168.1.1 (pfSense) impossible. But : [image: 1678436758903-e054dbaf-e763-4e09-807b-98424ce5e531-image.png] when I entered the LAN IP of pfSense, or the LAN IP of one of my printers with a web interface, or the LAN IP, I could access their (pfSEnse etc) GUI's.

@gblenn I created https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14078

@steveits Worked! Nice and clean VPN menu. Helps with my OCD. Thank you!

@jimp - thank you, that fixed it.

@steveits Pfsense firewall configured in transparent mode. Created a bridge interface and management IP address is given to this interface by rule with allowing port 443 (HTTPS). Firewall doesn't go accessible over the management IP address if there is a shutdown/restart to the VM even though the said rule is present. Is there any configuration to retain the web interface accessible over the management IP address if the VM goes for a restart or shutdown?

@gertjan thank you for the link, unfortunately it is exact the same as mine

@michmoor NP - wasn't sure how familiar you were with creating redmines, if you have an account even.. figured just do it..

@keyser Thank you very much for your answer! This is that, I am currently installing. I am very glad, that my choice coincided with your advice! You have strengthened my confidence in the choice)).