@David_W We have improvements around default route handling for IPv6 in later versions of if_pppoe, but as of right now those changes are only in pfSense Plus. They'll turn up in CE with the next update.

@stephenw10 Considering the current packages offered by internet service providers in Türkiye, download speeds of up to 1000 Mbps and upload speeds of 50 Mbps are typically provided at the consumer level. While standard modem and ONT devices supplied by ISPs generally yield practical speeds of 900 Mbps download and 45 Mbps upload, I am currently reaching average speeds between 1000-1100 Mbps for downloads and 50-60 Mbps for uploads on my connection.

@stephenw10 I just have opened, I also have plus installations too, it would be great to have this support. https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/16801 Cheers,

@Сергей-3 By the way, I suggest we move on to condemning the plugin in the topic I created in Russian section

With pfSense Plus, the new if_pppoe backend doesn’t handle CARP/HA the same way as MPD—especially when PPPoE is layered over a CARP VIP—so your previous setup won’t work as expected; the practical option is to bind PPPoE directly to the VLAN/physical interface on both nodes and accept slower failover, or continue using MPD if you require fast and seamless HA switching, since there’s currently no official migration path that preserves the same behavior.

redmine: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/16784

@stephenw10 said in DHCPv6 Blocks LAN Subnet Changes — How to Fix: Don't believe everything AI tells you! QFT

It is a shame you on 2.7.2, considerable work was done on the widgets prior to 2.8.0 release, much of it performance related, some of it accuracy related. I remember reading each redmine report for details, and I think at least some of your stuff is new, it would be great if you could do 2.8.x patches. If not I will see if I can make 2.8.1 versions, and if I succeed and you ok with it, will post them in this thread.

I kindly ask a moderator/administrator to remove this post if I posted something inappropriate. If so, I apologize.

I was able to compile what seems to be a working xdebug.so module against FreeBSD-16.0-CURRENT-amd64-zfs-20260216-e4bcfe4ebf03-283952 & php85-8.5.2 I've got a decent set of steps one can follow to compile this and get it working. It's a bit of work to document it all though, so if anyone wants to see this please post here.

Hi, Can you update this step here? from v0.4.8 [image: 1771067979617-3f49a6f1-0c9f-45ce-800c-48d4f23ff05b-image.png] Thanks...

@SteveITS AI isn’t going anywhere. It will continue to evolve—becoming more capable, more autonomous, and in many cases, more difficult to control. But I sometimes wonder whether parts of it could become “trapped in time.” If the forums and websites that once fueled its training data slowly fade into inactivity—turning into digital ghost towns—future AI systems might rely heavily on outdated discussions and legacy knowledge. As communities shift away from traditional platforms, what happens to models that were shaped by them? For example, I’m curious whether usage has declined on major platforms like Stack Overflow and similar long-standing forums. If participation drops, does that eventually affect the freshness and diversity of knowledge available for training future systems? Here’s an updated list of AI systems, including the new addition: [ "Claude", "ChatGPT", "OpenAI", "Gemini", "Grok", "SecAI (Netgate/OpenSense/FreeBSD....(add more here) Forum Driven)" ] The forums of the past have evolved and became a data mine for many AI models. Usage trends should already start seeing this. Haha it has a S now for security ... only a matter of time and it will ...

@marcosm said in 25.11 : IPv6 gateway status UNKNONW after boot: The function find_interface_ipv6() shouldn't be returning null at that point since gateway monitoring is done after the interfaces have been configured. ... See if you can find out what's happening when interfaces_configure() gets called in rc.bootup. ... If that command fails it should log something to the system log. Thank you for looking into it, I'll check the function/return value and let you know what I find.

@tinfoilmatt Hi, are you reffering to these modules? [image: 1767033343348-8829c0b6-56af-46cd-a413-6202038b8632-image.png] Unfortunatelly I cannot test it because I don't own any, I'm on x86. @Gertjan uchcom, uart, isci, iscsi, cfiscsi, ctl