https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/15516

@stephenw10 thanks. Using the rest button worked. Somehow I missed that in the reset instructions. I appreciate the help.

@SteveITS

And a simple solution without asking 10 questions in return and being told your doing things wrong.

Thanks !

@Cabledude said in SG-1100, outages, no DHCP, 10 days log missing:

So do you uncheck this one on your clients' devices?

We rarely use DNSBL at a client. I use it at home and it causes enough issues there because my wife works in search so "needs" the add links on her devices. :)

My thought is, turn on the logging if we are troubleshooting a problem that needs logging. Otherwise it's a few years of disk writes that no one looks at.

(At clients we have a few layers of protection... DNS forwarding, advanced a/v, etc.)

If you add that as a patch in the System Patches package that will be retained in the config and you can just reapply it.

@stephenw10 Thanks, that should be doable for me.

Yup, just looking for confirmation. Though this test setup was hitting it that doesn't mean it's fixed for all cases necessarily. There was a bunch of work went into the gateway/WAN handling in 24.03 though.

If we can confirm the fix we know that will work in CE.

Doesn't really matter what you have locally it's what you're connecting to. What is supported at the remote side?

Yes, run a test that's showing limited download speeds. Look at the traffic graphs and check if it's using the VPN.

About Plus specifically?
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/general/plus.html

You had to remove the bogons fles?

It probably wasn't loading the new ruleset if that's what you saw.

Yup, that^.

It could be clearer on some pages though. https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14555

@stephenw10
I need to go on a dang course :) :)

I am great with Virt and Linux and MS - but I suck at firewalls :)

Thanks mate :)

@stephenw10 Great. Thank you. I'll have a play with that and see if I can up the frequency of renewals.

Thanks
Andrew

nice information

@markdudov

Release WAN : shuts down the DHCP client on WAN? and takes down the WAN interface.
Relinquish : also destroys the information about the current lease, so the next time WAN gets activated and DHCP client start, it will ask for a lease, and it will not ask for a preferred IP address, the one it had last time. The DCHP server can override the preferred request, and still assign another one.

When you "Relinquish", the next time the DCP client starts, it will as for any available IP without preferences.

Just my 'MHO' of course.

@stephenw10 Ok I do apologize.

I was using a switchport in a vlan without DHCP.

My bad.

That worked! Thank you very much, Steve!

@stephenw10 @dennypage
OK!

I did as you said. It worked well. After re-enabling the interface I managed to eliminate the "cancellare" alias that was in a rule of this interface, thanks

Hi,

thank you very much. I tried and accessed via SSH. And yes the CPU load there is about 5%.
I did not expect that the GUI consumes that much but good to know - Thank you very much for the information

Have a good day

S