@stephenw10 not sure. Anyway, just wanted to report it in case it is something that needs to be fixed for the later releases.

@stephenw10 Yeah, no NTP servers are that good. Even the 10 gigabit ones with reflectors..

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Hi @patient0 , Yes. You're right. I uninstaled Squid and perform "mv /usr/lib/libc++.so.1 /root" Then install Squid again and now all is fine. Thanks, Mucip:)

@frodo Thank you Netgate! Working now :-)

Hi @Gertjan, thanks for your input. To answer your questions: • Approx. 150 leases, of which 78 are static mappings (classic MAC → IP). • DHCP lease time is default at 7200, not shortened. • Based on log parsing, I see about 3–5 DHCPACKs per hour, so roughly 80–100 per day. • One active DHCP server on the LAN. • About 20 WiFi clients, managed via a UniFi Controller, connected to pfSense. • Typical clients: mostly Linux systems (servers, VMs, containers), some macOS devices, smartphones etc. No captive portal or guest networks. Let me know if I can provide any more detail.

Hmm, nothing logged before or after that? It should have tried to reconnect. If you see it again you can run pppcfg pppoe0 to see what it's doing. It will show you the connection phase and state.

Great. Thanks for testing!

Nevermind, my mistake, i tried to delete this thread but it told me i dont have permission. I had an old disconnected interface in my LAGG that I removed and it seems to have fixed the issue....so far anyway.

Not in the normal pfSense config. nginx listens on all IP addresses.

CE did come preinstalled on some Netgate devices. The Minnowboard Turbot (MBT) for example. But, yes, from 2.7.0 run certctl rehash to see the update.

No. YOu can only policy route traffic as it enters the firewall so usually from some internal subnet. Traffic from localhost is already inside the firewall. By the time it is leaving an interface and could be filtered outbound the routing decision has already been taken.

@viragomann I wish to do this using a proxy service that I have subscribe to however they provide a hostname and port so I don't think I can use the GW method here.

@brookheather ~ After almost 8 days up time, this is what it shows: MTU: 1400 In/out packets: 116406954/41636681 (134.50 GiB/6.15 GiB) In/out errors: 0/2 Collisions: 0 Also, my Internet connection is 1Gbps up and down fiber. RPSmith...

@Gertjan said in Normal traffic graph in "idle"?: A Windows OS ? You ever heard about telemetry data ? The keylogger you installed on your PC It's Ubuntu though ;) @Gertjan said in Normal traffic graph in "idle"?: What is that ? A website to check what is behind an IP. For example: https://otx.alienvault.com/indicator/ip/34.149.144.89 @Gertjan said in Normal traffic graph in "idle"?: That's your browser doing auto-captive-portal detection. This is port destination 80 TCP traffic, right ? Yep port 80 traffic @Gertjan said in Normal traffic graph in "idle"?: You were actually using all this stuff all the time. It's always a good thing to find out how things work. I am still trying to figure things out. I haven't gotten into the packet capture part yet. Only superficially by checking Snort captures. I also googled what TCP Dup ACK is but I don't know if it is something to worry about or a normal occurance. The last couple of days I saw 3 out of 5 Windows computers make outgoing connections to malicious IPs that are flagged on otx.alienvault and it makes me worried. Even on a fresh Windows install I had this happen by a service that should only communicate on LAN (Windows LanmanServer). I just blocked the whole IP range to be safe. It was also blocked by Snort with "ET INFO Packed Executable Download", Misc activity 3. I hope it's just a false positive. @stephenw10 said in Normal traffic graph in "idle"?: No. The source and destination are stll the same. Ok great. Thank you :)

@stephenw10 Yes, I meant Wh it went from ~900 watt hours to ~825 watt hours per day. [image: 1749559632523-2025-06-10-13_46_34-microsoft-excel-yesterday.txt.png]

Yup the system patches package can only update run-time scripts. Some things that are packages can be updated separately so you can pkg upgrade them in the current branch. But a new release will have fixes and patches to core components that cannot be applied so would be considered more secure. However at this point there are no known issues with 2.7.2 that would concern me.

@stephenw10 Not my day, something is blocking pings... Tried SSH and it connected. For future generations this is the outbound NAT rule. [image: 1749507450200-672df450-669b-4b8f-bc26-593dc0025cdb-image.png] VLAN42 is where my PC sits. Thank you for the help. Easier than I thought it would be.

If it works better for XBox live then sure. I don't have one to test so I can't really comment. Just be aware that anything you do to make states last longer is going to increase the total state count at any time. That might be no problem for you with 4G to play with. In many use cases it would be though.

@stephenw10 yes you are correct. It was to their own 853 servers (apple’s pricate browsing feature). I’m not sure exactly what I changed but the warning is gone now.