@chrcoluk I've decided in that way. ZFS with 2 SSD in mirror, and RAM disk. Hope it will run ok.

I can still think of no good reason to have to do that. To me that's a sign something in your config is broken. Are those three gateways in the same subnet on WAN? Which of them is actually defined on the WAN interface? What do you have set as the default IPv4 gateway in the GUI? You are setting the WAN IP address at boot every time. What IP does igb0 have if you do not run those commands? The only reason I can think of the interface would come up without an IP is if it conflicted with another interface somehow. Steve

@Gertjan Thanks for the great info. None of the statuses have reported incorrectly today so all good there. I'll check the sockets if/when it happens again. Only issue I'm seeing in the logs is, "WARNING: 'ifconfig' is present in local config but missing in remote config, local='ifconfig 10.255.27.9 10.255.27.10'" same as this old post https://forum.netgate.com/topic/31751/openvpn-ifconfig-warning ...and I've reached the same conclusons as the OP in that - in that I believe my configuration is correct and there's no config actually to correct in the web GUI. Doesn't seem related but just thought I'd mention it.

@Raffi_ said in Enable DNS over TLS via DHCP: Good point, yea could be more difficult to figure out what's going on with DNS The point is, don't release the 53 port out of the inner world...

Replying to own post to say that this problem is fixed - solution had nothing to do with pfSense.

Note : even excellent hardware can die on you.

@stephenw10 said in LAGG interfaces help: r Yes the reason I need to do Failover is because the two switches that are connected one to each interface don't stack and don't know each other. Had a switch failure and I'm trying to make an HA scenario so we don't have this happen again.

see https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/10836

Then enable pfscrub. That is required for fragment re-assembly. Steve

Well normally a device switching to an AP shouldn't cause a problem with connectivity.. Unless your AP are actually natting.. Since your device would still have the same IP just roaming between AP. Unless sure it was having connectivity issues.

HI Gertjan, Thanks for the pointer, I am just a tech enthusiast running pfSense at home. I did some Google search on setting up gateway monitoring and stumbled upon lots of literature on SNMP, NRPE as well. As of now this is way over my head but let me read a bit and come back here with results and/or questions Thanks again

Thanks guys for chiming in and suggesting VPN; however, the idea isn't about connecting to one's home network ... the idea assumes that one doesn't have a home network at all ... the only assumptions are that one has a laptop and one is traveling as well as the laptop has limited RAM (16 or less). One avenue that looks very promising is pfSense cloud and I will look into it this week: https://www.netgate.com/solutions/pfsense/index.html#cloud

Hi again After about 40 min all network stats was suddenly there. I have no idea what made it work. Regards Henning

restart it and connect to any low ping server.

@Impatient said in "Strange"? Memory Pattern Since Snort Migration: Could it be that suricata doesn't load some of the snort rule's? That could be a portion of the difference, but it's mainly just in how the internal code of the binary handles setting things up as it reads in the configuration and acts upon it. Snort and Suricata are completely different animals in terms of their internal coding.

@kapvcop said in help help to block anydesk: I have created blocks to the ports that the anydesk help page says but it does not work, that is, it continues to work, Show what you've done (screenshots)

@Raffi_ said in How do I debug frequent Gateway alarms: I meant to give it a tug when hooked up to your Ethernet tester, not pfSense. The tester could give a you the false sense that the cable is good when it's actually not. Therefore, stressing the cable a bit might put it in a failing state and give you a more accurate test result. If you're still having issues, it might be easier to replace the cable. That might be worth a try anyway if you have an extra cable around. Yea, I think those hotplug events were you disconnecting the cable when you were testing. Never did I think it could be the cables. With my short runs I assumed cables either worked or they didn't. Not a single error after I replaced all the cables.